8 Benefits Of A Frugal Lifestyle

Frugal living is the act of being very intentional with your spending. And if done properly, you can prioritize the things that matter most to you. You'll be able to spend money on the things you value and cut back on things you don’t necessarily need. Enjoy!

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00:00 Intro
00:54 Frugal living is good for the environment
02:13 Frugal living can improve health and reduce stress
03:30 Frugal living allows you to appreciate life and focus on what matters
04:27 Frugality can improve social relationships
05:09 It’s easier to help the causes you care about
06:48 Frugal living can help you retire early
08:24 Frugality leaves more money to save and invest
09:12 You’re more content

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[totalfreedom]

_Nothing in the affairs of men is worthy of great anxiety._ —Plato
_The greatest wealth is to live content with little._ —Plato 💕☮🌎🌌

[andrekeulemans]

As Mick Jagger sang, "You can't always get what You want, but You just might find, You get what You need."

[mikeylejan]

Delayd gratitifcation is the best thing

[bryanalcantarfilms]

This channel is pretty simplistic and common sense knowledge.

[fitnessuniverse]

That would be accurate if you doing all this with a purpose, with some (maybe hidden) tactic, with a goal to achieve---otherwise you are cheap and scared, hesitate to get into "battlefield" or "ring", have a (social) life or life in general. It doesnt have to be "battlefield", just ones incompetence or fear of something or someone...

[andrekeulemans]

I use Margarine or Ice Cream tubs instead of Tupperware. When I give another Person food, at least I don't have to worry about getting it back

[rubenrodriguez]

There is a lot of wisdom behind frugality and minimalist

[arunjohn]

Thank you so much....Very much useful...and all the best

[lovereconciled]

We have a 24-hour rule before purchasing anything we feel like we want. That one practice and rule has saved us tons of money and helped increase our wealth over the years.

[MyRook]

It allows you to have no life until you're too old to enjoy life....Have fun!! I have and i don't regret a damn thing.

[yomidenzei]

*After* *having* *some* *doubts* *and* *anxiety, * *I* *feel* *so* *ecstatic* *now* *on* *my* *first* *profit* *withdrawal* *of* *$16, 200* *from* *my* *$3, 400* *investment.*

[jaxraymond]

*The reality of the rich and the poor is this: the rich invest their money and spend what is left. The poor spend their money and invest what is left"*

[mariavictoriasalita]

Please teach me how to invest even if I only got 100 pesos to start.

[RichPlusHappy]

Financial Independence, Retire Early people liked this 😊

[MillionaireMindsetClub]

If you are reading this right now, I wish you the most ABUNDANT year of your life!

[TheTravelDiaries]

Great I will be listening thanks again and again

[SecretsofInvesting]

yeah frugality and minimalism are low key to financial freedom.

[marioverduzco]

I am not frugal with the like button, LOL!! Excellent video thank you.

[adifferentbias]

*The philosophy of the rich and the poor is this: "the rich invest their money and spend what is left. The poor spend their money and invest what is left".*

[jaymersario]

Learned a lot from this video. thank you