Efficiency savings
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En today’s globalized world (is that is fashionable) of satifacción IMMEDIATE save the word seems to be more unpopular than the crudest of obscenities.
The difficulty is that is frowned upon ourselves to start.
“You only live once” we say aloud. “I worked like a donkey this week and I deserve it,” “How about if I did not buy it right now and then or just there?” The latter used to be my favorite because the bad karma of past lives (I think) was invariably ran out of product, size, model, color, etc.. From what we wanted to buy if he dared take.
And this is all very well and can be true. But as I said in a previous post, is it that instant gratification, we deprive ourselves of something? . At the end of the day, what we spend today is what we will have tomorrow. Today we bought to take away something the next day.
BURN OR WHILE THE HOLY OR WHILE NOT SHINE. It is the mantra that preaches.
When handling money, it is best to do a little of everything:
A small parcel for expenditures and commitments, another chunk for debt, saving another piece and another, to spend on whatever you want. No matter how small the cake you can always leave.
The most important thing to become a good saver without being a miser “who does not enjoy life” is knowing that you can. Be surprised how many people feel in the depths of yourself that you can not save. This is a big lie. Everyone can, the thing is knowing where to start and gradually find each his own “estilacho.”
Once you you get the idea (though not much still believe) that can be saved, the next myth (or lie) to tear down is required to earn “good” to save. NO large quantities are needed to save. If I win $ 10.00 I can find a way to save $ 0.50. And it might make you $ 0.50 “soon” but that’s savings. Nowhere is it written that savings must be very resourceful. Any amount is a savings ANY.
As we pass these mental barriers, we can implement some of these tips to get started:
1. Buy a piggy bank and coins stored in it you’re on the road. Do not spend it all.
2. This post was written in 2008, for some reason, was left unfinished. Reviewing it occurred to me that after 3 years, my dear readers could complete it with the tips that everyone has learned to save. Would you like to end this post in the comments?
