Save Money & Slay Debt
You guys are amazing! It was so great to see so many photos of your change stashes in the Financial Decluttering Facebook Group. And I loved hearing about where you take your change to have it counted and what purposes you give it each year. Just as a reminder, each of the Financial Decluttering assignments should only take 10-15 minutes and you’ve only missed assignments to Clean Out Your Wallet, Clean Out
I LOVED yesterday’s challenge. It didn’t take me long to clean out my freezer but I know what we have and I’m not worried about running to the grocery store. We have PLENTY in that freezer. This weekend’s snow storm can bring it because I can cook up a storm without even heading out the door. Just as a reminder, each of the Financial Decluttering assignments should only take 10-15
Hooray for getting back to “real life” again. I’ve got dishes in the dishwasher, laundry in the washer and the dryer, and now I’m ready to declutter. You may remember that we’ve already cleaned out the refrigerator door. Today, we take on the freezer. I’m not talking about your deep freeze. I’m talking about the small freezer on top (or below) your refrigerator. Just as a reminder, each of the
It’s a day when I’d really rather than nap than declutter anything. But I’m trucking forward regardless. And for me, this one shouldn’t take too long. If you want to go for the gusto, rather than just getting the minimal done, consider expanding the decluttering process to your entire family instead of just doing your own project. *NOTE* Right after I typed these words, I ended up taking our youngest
January is a difficult month for most of us. Our budgets are tight. We’re trying to eat more healthfully. The weather can be less than cooperative. Having fun might seem close to impossible. However, even when things seem ho-hum, you can still have fun. Here’s how to entertain without money at all. Go on a Gift Card or Change Hunt During the current Financial Decluttering Challenge, I’ve been so surprised
There’s snow here today. I’ve spent the morning doing the regular cleaning – laundry, dishes, and the like. Plus, my crockpots are working overtime and I’ve baked a little too. A slow, quiet morning was just what my soul needed – even if it was filled with “normal” things. Now seems like the perfect chance to slip into another decluttering challenge (or maybe revisit one or two from prior days).
Yesterday’s challenge helped us breath easier. I’m guessing today’s might do the same. We’re headed to your e-mail Inbox – or if you’re like me and manage multiple accounts, your e-mail Inboxes. Once again, we’re looking to eliminate life clutter and financial spending triggers. Just as a reminder, each of the Financial Decluttering assignments should only take 10-15 minutes and you’ve only missed assignments to Clean Out Your Wallet, Clean Out
We’re going a little more virtual today in the Financial Decluttering challenge. We’re turning to our phones and tablets. It’s time to Clean up the Apps, Peeps. You may not realize how many minutes you waste on your phone. And it’s not just the games that distract or the social media feeds. It’s the time you takes you to find the information you really need. You may also be wasting
True confession time. All my life long, I’ve struggled with a messy desk. If you’ve read Your Money, Your Marriage, you know my epic battle to secure the Neat as a Pin award began in first grade. It was a goal just out of reach for me. As a busy mom and a blogger, my desk is the hub of my life. I balance the checkbook at my desk. I
Did you know that my traffic spikes on my website every year after Christmas and soars until about January 9th? Have any guesses why? Most people give up on their goals before two weeks of the new year even pass. But guess who’s not giving up? YOU. You’re here reading this post. You keep showing up daily. You’re not like everyone else. You’re getting the job done. And even if
