by ONE: Most of your meals will be prepared at home.
You will not only be able to cut costs by stocking up on cooking supplies, but you will also be able to control the amount of salt, sugar, oil, fat, and fat in your food as well as your portion sizes.
TWO: Build your wardrobe around timeless items.
Clothing consumes the majority of our budget, following food. A good rule to follow is as follows: Spend more on durable items like jeans, trousers, a pencil skirt if you’re a woman, and a blazer or jacket to invest in a few wardrobe essential
THREE: Learn how to be an outstanding host.
Going to the movies, a bar or club, or a fancy restaurant can cost a lot over time. If you want to spend time with your friends and spend less money, why not think of creative but inexpensive activities?
FOUR: Engage in a low-cost hobby.
Find a cheap hobby that requires active participation rather than resorting to retail therapy or binge eating to cope with stress, boredom, or negative emotions. Writing in a journal can be therapeutic and calming.
FIVE: Instead of buying things at the store, give the gift of service instead.
This will really prompt you to consider your intended recipient’s interests and preferences. Make a booklet out of colored paper, scissors, and a felt-tip pen. Inside each coupon is an act of service that your recipient can “redeem.
SIX: Look for activities in your area that don’t cost much to participate or only require a small fee to enter.
During a free-admission day at a museum, be on the lookout for a free concert in the park, a performance by a string quartet or pianist in an auditorium, a poetry reading at your local public library, a craft fair, or an art exhibit.
SEVEN: Spend less to get fit.
Join a group of friends for a hike, ride a bicycle, or toss a Frisbee around in the park with your friends. You can also walk your own dog or the dog of your neighbor.
