Practical and Healthy Financial Freedom
51 Ways to Get There and Stay There
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NUMBER 6: Spend money on self. This is ok and it is a good thing. And in the words of a national cosmetic distributor, because you’re worth it. What is sad is that I see so many people who are 30 and under stressing over their retirement plans and portfolios and not taking advantage of the opportunity to enjoy today. They can’t travel. They can’t go out. They can’t, they can’t. Biblical principles: Tomorrow and the next day will take care of itself and we are not promised either. Our ancestors who did not have savings accounts and large retirement plans still lived to ripe and fruitful old lives. You too will do the same especially if you are faithful to number three.
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NUMBER 17: Have a LAN line at home…but use dial-up. Now for those of you who are about to swear, hold your horse. Dial-up may seem like a pre-historic notion but there is some benefit to it. It is cheaper. Yes, it may take you longer to get connected and surf the web, but what is the rush. Afterall, the world wide web is so vast that no matter how fast your modem speed, you’ll never search it all. A LAN-line will be needed for dial-up and with all of the major telecommunication providers bundling phone services, it is more affordable than ever.
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Money in and of itself is powerless. It is how it is used that gives it power. There have been more religious and secular sermons preached about money than I can count. There is an unlimited amount of information available to each person as to managing and spending our money wisely (or unwisely). In fact, we may all feel overwhelmed and haunted by the voices of financial wisdom.
Practical and Healthy Financial Freedom: 51 Ways to Get there and Stay There, takes a “practical” approach to living your best financial life. Though the book is relatively short in length and humorous in nature, it is power-packed with realistic and convenient ways to ensure you live a practical and healthy financial life.
About the Author
R. M. Kirkland has worked for a major bank in Charlotte NC for over 4 years. She has an undergraduate degree in English and is completing a Master in English/Technical Writing. With a keen interest in obtaining and maintaining financial freedom, she has penned a book about how to do this in a practical and healthy way.
“This book is by no means an exhaustion of all the things we can do to live financially healthy lives,”