I was watching an interview recently about people who build and live in these houses that are literally 100sqft to 300sqft. The houses appeared to range from about $10,000 to $100,000. The one statement that I did like was how these people opted to not be slaves of their homes by not purchasing a large
I was reading about this scenario where a person had opened up a martial arts business with of course the revenue coming from people who pay a fee to train at the studio. The person started from ground up with an emphasis that he opened up the business as he was passionate about teaching others
One remark that I have been hearing a lot lately is how people feel they have been mislead in life to borrow various forms of credit to purchase items and as a result they are in thousands of dollars of debt which seems impossible to pay off. Even on a business side, so many people
I was watching an interview about money and there were these people who actually revolved their life around living in a vehicle such as an RV for an entire year or so as a way to save money which they say worked wonders for them. I only know one person who did something like that
This was just a joke that came out of a conversation some other people with, but it was true in some ways. When you think about it, there are so many things that we pay for in order to make our life easier or more convenient. In a sense, they aren’t a necessity and yet
I met an elderly couple the other day who was telling me about their life before they immigrated here to Canada which was over four decades ago. Basically, everyone in the family had to at least have some kind of farming skill as for the most part they grew and harvested their own food. Of