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Rebecca | Minimalism Made Simple
It wasn’t too long ago that I began my journey of minimalist living, and learning how to change my ways when it comes to consuming and buying things was a huge part of that.
I realized over time that you don’t have to sacrifice much to start living more frugally. It’s all about deciding what’s important to spend your money on, such as your needs, and what you shouldn’t waste your money on.
Now while I’m not an extremely frugal person, I do enjoy a nice meal out every week or an enjoyable weekend getaway, I do like being able to be conscious about my spending habits and where my money is going.
I tend to be intentional about this topic and ask myself before I purchase something whether it is serving me a good purpose or is it something I might regret purchasing in the future.
With all that being said, I’d like to provide you with some simple frugal living tips that you can apply to your daily life and beyond.
1. Buy Quality Over Quantity
Buying quality products will actually save us money in the long term because they tend to last longer. When you buy cheap material, it will break or tear easily and we would have to waste money replacing that item.
2. Shop Off-Season
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