The last two years, my word of the year was “Simplify”. Yes, it did take me two years (2018 and 2019), but I finally feel like I accomplished it! I simplified my financial accounts, my daily processes and even my own expectations for myself. This year, my
Last year, my word of the year was “enough”. I was frequently able to express gratitude for the things I already owned and realize how much abundance I had in my life. Overall, I bought fewer things and saved more money. I also said, “enough” to many things
All I really want is a simple life. I want to be outside in the sunshine and relax with a good book. I want to work hard and feel like I’ve accomplished something each and every day. I want to go on adventures with my kids and
Have you ever done something to save money, just to wonder whether it was worth all the time you spent after all? Or on a similar note, have you spent a significant amount of money to save you some of your own time and then debated whether
It wasn’t until I first started tracking my expenses that I realized the power of small amounts in personal finance. Of course, it applies both way to spending and saving. Spending small amounts here and there can add up to a large total that can really break
I’m Kathryn Hanna and I love to budget (really, I do!), build spreadsheets, and spend money on travel, sewing supplies & good chocolate.
