You bring up a point I want to talk about soon. And that is looking at the income side of personal finance. Meaning how to make more money to improve your financial situation instead of simply budgeting and being frugal. Should have something up next week…

Cheers,
Jeremy

It is great to hear that you are doing well in the way of dealing with your finance. In terms of making money, it is possible to learn it and I would recommend you getting some books on personal finance to help you learn the way to create money.

To your success,
Vincent
Personal Development Blogger

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I do all these things and I never shop without a list or price guidelines (I don’t care for shopping)
I belong to a Voluntary Simplicity group for over 25 years of my life and I write down everything I make or spend – actually I do every one of these things and well…

What I don’t seem to be able to do is make money…not in my lifetime…well I cleaned houses,babysat, picked strawberries and beans for 10 year to pay off college…oh and sold makeup…and cleaned more houses and worked 6 jobs all night long to get through grad. school…I did not get any scholarship, I got out of debt cleaning more houses and stocking shelves, but when I work my career goals…If I got $500 a month I was lucky with no benefits…So I started and ran one of the most successful campus ministry programs ever….earned every penny through fundraising for the program…and had to quit because I could not get health ins., rent money, car, or car ins. on $800.00 a month..

I know think of yourself as worth it….I think I am worth millions of dollars…

hmmm…guess I am a lost cause at money…I got married and my husband makes a good living, but I don’t help – though I did help my children get each a trip to Europe by cleaning houses, and stocking shelves all night long…

hmm…I don’t know…

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