The Frugal Life: Leaving The Rat Race for Good
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Self Improvement
| Author: | Janis Cates | ISBN: | 9781301153039 |
| Publisher: | Janis Cates | Publication: | December 28, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Janis Cates |
| ISBN: | 9781301153039 |
| Publisher: | Janis Cates |
| Publication: | December 28, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Dear Reader,
Are you ready to leave the rat race? Would you like to learn to survive without a job?
We had to learn to live frugally during our many lay-offs, but the clincher came when we lost half our income. Then we eventually lost halft of our remaining income. That is when we really learned a lot about how to survive on less and how to enjoy simple, frugal living.
We knew it was possible to live debt-free. Our grandparents did it and their grandparents before them. We stopped listening to the mainstream chatter on how to do things. We developed our own frugal, but comfortable way to live frugally.
In fact, we were able to leave the entire rat race behind completely. In this guide you will learn to live on thousands of dollars less a year. Topics include: credit, utilities, food, housing, transportation, gifts, clothing, alternate sources of income, clothing, television, cleaning ideas and recipes, personal care ideas and recipes, thrift stores, etc.
We have never been happier in our lives than we are right now, living on a lot less money. And it is great not to wake up to an alarm clock and have an abusive boss waiting for you at a job that you hate.
My wish is that this guide will give you a lot of good ideas to simplify your life and the inspiration to leave the rat race behind for good, too, if that is your desire.
Dear Reader,
Are you ready to leave the rat race? Would you like to learn to survive without a job?
We had to learn to live frugally during our many lay-offs, but the clincher came when we lost half our income. Then we eventually lost halft of our remaining income. That is when we really learned a lot about how to survive on less and how to enjoy simple, frugal living.
We knew it was possible to live debt-free. Our grandparents did it and their grandparents before them. We stopped listening to the mainstream chatter on how to do things. We developed our own frugal, but comfortable way to live frugally.
In fact, we were able to leave the entire rat race behind completely. In this guide you will learn to live on thousands of dollars less a year. Topics include: credit, utilities, food, housing, transportation, gifts, clothing, alternate sources of income, clothing, television, cleaning ideas and recipes, personal care ideas and recipes, thrift stores, etc.
We have never been happier in our lives than we are right now, living on a lot less money. And it is great not to wake up to an alarm clock and have an abusive boss waiting for you at a job that you hate.
My wish is that this guide will give you a lot of good ideas to simplify your life and the inspiration to leave the rat race behind for good, too, if that is your desire.
