I’ve spoken many times before about doing what you feel is best for you in your debt payoff journey. I’ve also spoken about how important it is to learn to deal with criticism, with roadblocks, with the scarcity mindset and with the monsters of your own mind that will work to tear you down as …
Hey, Frugal Farmer friends!! I want to welcome my blogger friend, Brian, from Luke 1428 today. He’s got an awesome post on debt payoff today that I think you’ll really find helpful. Earlier this summer, my family and I took a weekend excursion to the Bahamas aboard Royal Caribbean cruise lines. We were fortunate enough …
Here it is, 5a.m. and I’m up again. Now, normally, this is my “get up” time, but today, it’s my “stay up” time. Along with insight on the work involved in heating your home with wood, I thought I’d share another thing you may not realize about living life on a farm: the perils and …
We who are in the personal finance blogging world, whether as writers or as readers, know how heartbreaking it is to see family and friends struggling continually in financial distress. We’re eager to share all that we’ve learned and experienced about how to work toward debt free and financial independence, and see our loved ones …
Happy Monday, Frugal Farmer friends!! I’m so very excited to be a part of this promotion and giveaway. My dear friend Shannon, who blogs over at The Heavy Purse, has released an awesome new book, geared toward kids to help them become eager to learn to save and manage money properly! As you can see, …
Happy Saturday, Frugal Farmer friends! This may or may not become a regular series, but today, I just kind of feel like rambling. It’s been a long and busy week. Good, but incredibly busy. On another note, some of you know that, along with our debt mountain that we’re working to chop away at, I …
One area that many of us can, or want to, save money is to learn to save money on groceries. It seems to be an area that people struggle lots in, according to the many comments and questions I’ve gotten from readers regarding this area. Here are some of the tricks we use to feed …
Happy 4th of July, my friends!! The 4th of July is one of my favorite holidays, for a number of reasons, but mostly because it reminds me of how very hard the pilgrims and founding fathers fought and worked to establish America as a nation. How blessed we are to live in a country with …
Whether in money or in any other area of life, the one constant seems to be criticism, and so learning how to deal with criticism is, I find, a crucial factor to a joyful life. When we started this blog, I knew that, to some extent, we’d be opening ourselves up to criticism.
As we consistently work to learn more about saving and managing money, we’ve learned to think in a new way about how to save money by planning ahead. Saving money by planning ahead isn’t just about putting aside a little cash each month for Christmas or car insurance. You really can save a ton of …
