When on a budget go to the Goodwill of a higher income community than your own.
Goodwills are more or less a reflection of where they are located,
meaning buying from a Goodwill near you is like going to a local yard
sale. Where as going elsewhere can be a treasure trove. The more
expensive the area the more stuff you’ll find; often people of certain
wealth do not want to be seen shopping at Goodwill and will only drop
items off.
If you only need to withdraw $10-$20, a $0.99 ice tea at a convenience store is cheaper than most ATM fees
Most ATMs that are not owned by your bank charge a $2-4 fee. Buying
something small at a convenience store and asking for cash back will
often save you a few dollars. Bonus: A refreshing ice tea is your reward
for saving money.
Write down all your thoughts. Your mind is for creating ideas, not storing them
Whatever idea or task you have, write it down somewhere. Once you
have written everything down, your mind becomes decluttered and free
from distractions. Since you know that your thoughts are safely stored
somewhere, it removes the incessant feeling of “I need to remember…
something” in your brain. This makes you completely focus on the task at
hand.
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