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March 24, 2020 · Personal finance

Be Disciplined

We believe the biggest hurdle when it comes to saving is staying disciplined. Most people who start this task fall off eventually. They lose sight of what they need to do and the reason behind new financial decisions. But keeping yourself accountable is crucial.

There is no one way to do this. Some have found that keeping a journal is easy since at the end of each month or week they can look back on what they spent and where. You can rely on an old fashioned journal or you could pull up a spreadsheet on your computer to help out with your calculations.

Being disciplined also means you’re going to have to set a budget and stick to it. But remember, if you go into this convinced you’ll be cutting off all your fun activities, this might not work in your best interest.

Instead of mourning all the fun you’ll miss out on because of this, try to look for other, cheaper ways to enjoy the things you like. That way you’ll be less likely to give up too early.

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