Frugal Living: 47 Useful Life Hacks to Help You Spend Less, Live a Good Life, and Have Peace of Mind

by Michael Klug

Living from paycheck to paycheck is no way to live at all, so is pursuing one material goal after another. Most people wake up every day and go to work worrying how about they’re going to earn more money. Everyone wants a bigger house, a more expensive car, the latest phone model, but the thing about a big house is that there will always be a bigger house and you’re always going to want it. Thus, you end up being like a hamster in a wheel. You run as fast and as hard as you can then you die without actually getting anywhere.

This book will teach you how to detach yourself from material things one step at a time and how to live a more meaningful existence by focusing your time and energy on people, activities and things that will add value to your life.

So, are you ready to get off the wheel? Download Frugal Living right now and find out how!

Simply scroll to the top of this page and click the Buy now button. You'll be happy you did!

46 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 17, 2016

Reviews

[D]

MINIMALISM

It really does help saving money by owning only exactly what you need. The book was well-written and offered great suggestions.

[Tina]

In my opinion, the book didn’t share anything I didn’t already know, but it was a good reminder to get back on track!

[Holly McIntyre]

Good for beginners

This is a well-written and well-organized compendium of thrifty habits for someone new to the lifestyle. I enjoyed the discussion of the roots of minimalism in Japanese culture. However, the normal $7.99 price is pretty steep (not to mention unthrifty) for tips one can find for free elsewhere.

[Gina]

Good tips, and I like the organization.

The writing is decent. It's far better than I've seen in some ebooks. There are not a ton of mistakes. The tips are helpful.