Self-Help & Books
It can be hard to take care of yourself when you’re super busy and overwhelmed with work and with life. That’s why it is the most important thing for your health to engage in self-care activities.
Now self-care – as many other things in our society – has become a means to spend money and to get ‘stuff’ in order to care for yourself which that is great! If it works for you.
But self-care at its core is about YOU. 💖
The thing is, the way we lead our lives can greatly determine whether we’ll be poor or rich in the future.
In this blog post, I am only going through four big habits that will keep you poor but there are a multitude of other factors at play!
In the last year, as a newly self-employed individual, I’ve thought twice before purchasing anything at all.
I quickly realized that some of the purchases I made in my day-to-day life were costing me a lot of unnecessary money. In doin so, it showed me how I personally rationalize the purchases I used to make.
I would like to note that, Everyone saves money differently!
“Coraline” by Neil Gaiman is a terrifying Children’s book but a classic amazing for kids and adults alike!
“How Should a Person Be?” by Sheila Heiti is an amazing book depicting the hardships of both being a human and being an artist. I highly recommend this book for creatives and non-creatives alike.
If you like autobiography and poetry, “On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous” by Ocean Vuong is a definite must-read.
