Road to Financial Freedom
“Spendthrift” is my mom’s mantra for how she handles money. As soon as she started giving me monetary money when I was in 6th grade, she would tell me not to spend everything, especially on the things that I do not need. Thanks to my mom, I learned how to save in a piggy bank early on. But as I grow up, things change. I learned that to live a decent life, we need to work hard for the life that we want. But being a nurse in my country, the salary is not enough to feed our family let alone live a comfortable life. I have three children and pets at home. To sustain all our needs, I need to find ways how to earn in addition to what my husband is earning. I started to find ways how to earn passive income and a steady stream of income. Growing up, I know that once you graduate from college and earn a degree, you can earn a living. But there was a shift of mindset when I was exposed to the power of social media. Admittedly, it helped me open doors to many opportunities including learning di
I married the man of my dreams. But as the saying goes, "Nobody is perfect." We used to argue a lot, too. Sometimes it was his fault, but for the most part it was me. I am kinda bratty and stubborn. If I am mad, I don't talk to him. Gusto ko sya ang mag-sorry kahit ako naman ang may mali. Well I mellowed %50 when our little one was born. Now we are happier but needs more work. I will try to read the book you recommended. 🙂
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