Tag Archives: frugality
When it Pays to Spend
I admit it, I love shopping. Clothes, shoes, cars, Apple products, the list goes one. And oh yeah, I love memorable experiences, too. You know, visiting family, trying out that new restaurant, watching a movie, hitting up Vegas, hell, take me to Europe if possible. And of course VIP service. After all, who wouldn’t? And just who’s to blame for liking fun products, hip dining, and stellar service? Not me, I say, not me. Not that I always get what I want (if only).
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Be Resourceful
“You can always find a capable helping hand at the end of your own sleeve.” – Zig Ziglar Being resourceful is tantamount to being useful. If you’re resourceful, you have the ability to, here’s the key concept, work with what you have to find quick and clever ways to overcome obstacles. Are you being resourceful in your personal and professional life? In today’s free-wheeling, credit-wielding economy (circa pre-2008 of course) many individuals and organizations have lost the art of resourcefulness and frugality in their problem solving and decision-making. Thanks to …
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