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Minimalism and Sustainable Living

The benefits of minimalism and sustainability are countless. A smaller house and a smaller car (or no car) are just tips of the iceberg. Did you know you can save huge with creative LEGO strategies?

Consider experiments with riding your bike to work or becoming a vegetarian for a month. These habits not only help the pocket book, they also help our planet!

Anthony Bourdain for President: Give Earth a Chance

By Cubert - May 14, 2018 - Updated on October 2, 2022

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Don’t know much about the world outside your safe little zone of Americana? Too afraid to venture out more than a few states from the hospital you popped out of at birth, because you’re afraid of the non-familiar? Maybe … [Read more...] about Anthony Bourdain for President: Give Earth a Chance

Tread Lightly Retire Early: Minimalism With a Purpose

By Cubert - February 26, 2018 - Updated on September 25, 2022

Tread lightly retire early

Today's guest post is from my friend Angela, at Tread Lightly, Retire Early. Angela's story is inspiring and I'm sure you'll enjoy reading her story. Take it away, … [Read more...] about Tread Lightly Retire Early: Minimalism With a Purpose

Frugal Money Saving Tips From Cubert

By Cubert - February 12, 2018 - Updated on October 14, 2022

dog in the camera lens

Spending can be too easy sometimes. You don't have to fall victim to the ever-present shadow of marketing and advertising. I'm conjuring up today's theme after picking up on some of the desirable material things that … [Read more...] about Frugal Money Saving Tips From Cubert

Old Fashioned Frugal Living: Growing Up in the 80s

By Cubert - January 25, 2018 - Updated on September 27, 2022

red chevy citation

As a member of Generation X, I grew up in the 80s. While there were many problems in that decade, like inflation, Black Monday, and the Cold War, personal finance was much simpler then. There were fewer choices and people … [Read more...] about Old Fashioned Frugal Living: Growing Up in the 80s

The Millionaire Next Door Formula Deciphered

By Cubert - December 18, 2017 - Updated on October 4, 2022

Napoleon

If you were asked what it meant to live the American Dream, how would you answer? Most would likely include a list with the following qualifiers: Own a nice, big house in a vibrant neighborhood Send your kids to … [Read more...] about The Millionaire Next Door Formula Deciphered

Making Your New Year’s Resolutions Stick

By Cubert - December 12, 2017 - Updated on September 28, 2022

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It's never too early to start thinking about what to change in your life next year. You just have to lean in and commit. Don't be like all those people you know who start with a bang, (with a new exercise or diet scheme, … [Read more...] about Making Your New Year’s Resolutions Stick

My Top 25 Minimalism Tips for Beginners

By Cubert - November 27, 2017 - Updated on October 14, 2022

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We talk a lot about money on this blog. You sometimes get the pleasure of following me wax on the philosophical and mundane. Today I'm going to reveal my top 25 minimalism tips. Learn how this lifestyle change can boost … [Read more...] about My Top 25 Minimalism Tips for Beginners

How to Make the Perfect Old Fashioned Cocktail

By Cubert - August 4, 2017 - Updated on October 13, 2022

how to make the perfect old fashioned

Folks, getting up at 5 AM every day has its perks. No more excuses for not producing high-quality, well-crafted content for our readers, most of the time... Put in a hard day's work and ready to unwind with a cocktail? … [Read more...] about How to Make the Perfect Old Fashioned Cocktail

Using an Aeropress Is Easy and Inexpensive (Bye Bye Keurig)

By Cubert - July 28, 2017 - Updated on October 19, 2022

coffee grounds

I'm convinced that no reasonable person can function without coffee. Which is odd, considering how I got by without it until my mid-30s. I reckon something happens to sap corporate stooges of their youthful energy within … [Read more...] about Using an Aeropress Is Easy and Inexpensive (Bye Bye Keurig)

The Unexpected Benefits of Cycling to Work

By Cubert - July 9, 2017 - Updated on October 19, 2022

bike riding to work

I've been bike riding to work for the past three years now, and have found several unexpected benefits of cycling those 20 miles each day. We're going to get into how I started this fun little habit and share all about how … [Read more...] about The Unexpected Benefits of Cycling to Work

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