"A small leak will sink a great ship" Benjamín Franklin




This quote from Benjamin Franklin reminds us that some of the improvements we can make are small.  We should beware of the little expenses as they can wreak havoc just as much as a large one, sometimes more because we ignore them and let them accumulate.  Small changes in your daily habits may be all you need to gain momentum on your financial improvement journey.  I like to look at it like a scavenger hunt and find creative ways to save a dollar here and a dollar there.  It make me feel good when I find an area that I can cut back especially when my solution is even better than what I was paying for. For example, if you eat out a lot try making more meals from home.  Spend time with someone you know who is really good at it and learn from them.  You are gaining knowledge, cultivating relationships, and saving money. Win Win Win!

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