Looking forward to completing major tasks, save up some money, and perhaps accomplishing a goal or two in this week?
Add a little motivation along with the following 5 tips, and you’ll be all set to getting things done.
Here’s just 5 simple ways to uncomplicate your week.
How on earth can a person, starting the year with $200 and unemployed, get out from a few thousands dollars of debt in less than 3 months?
It’s possible.
Yes. And I’m glad to say that I’m finally debt free.
*pumps fist in the air!*
More than that, it’s totally liberating and fortunate that I am now in a place where I can work on the things that matters most to me today (writing, blogging, creating and sharing brands that’s been providing amazing products and services).
Before we go deeper into this post, I’d like to thank everyone of you here who’s been reading and following through my blog, Facebook, and on Twitter. You guys are the greatest encouragement in my life, and I’m deeply honored to be able to continue writing to all of you today.
Being in debt isn’t fun. It’s like being tied to a tree in a forest and having no way out.
Good news: things changed in an “ah-ha” of a moment as I began creating strategies that’s meant to work and got me out of debt hell.
Better news: here’s the 10 “liberation tactics” that I’ve practiced and got me totally free!
Wondering how you can stop consuming and achieve personal liberation where you are can have the freedom of location to work anywhere and make a good living while adopting a minimalist lifestyle?
Minimalist, photographer, and fellow blogging colleague, Everett Bogue, had done that and is sharing his experiences on the art of being a minimalist in his brand new book.
The Art of Being Minimalist: How to Stop Consuming and Start Living is a 67 pages ebook that was created to help people declutter their lives, untangle their schedules, and find the freedom they’ve always dreamed they could have.
In this book, you’ll be learning:
Download your copy of The Art of Being Minimalist here.
“There’s a moment when everything changes, when you can’t turn back.” ~ Everett Bogue
