You nailed it PT! The only thing I can add is if you are going to cut back on driving to visit family or friends, don't let it become a deficit in that relationship. Pick up the phone more often and talk to them so you don't isolate yourself. Example.....I've talked to my Mother on the phone everyday this week because I'm working this weekend and she is newly retired so, she has more free time! :)
Great read! Love how you reference biblical prophecy to help gauge the times we’re in.
Fin tip: It was alluded to in the planning ninjas section. But combining a flexible side hustle with a passion or recreational activity. Need some time alone, do DoorDash/UberEats. Need a creative outlet, post your creations on social media, gain following and monetize, etc, you get the idea.
Really good stuff Trey. Lots of practical, biblical advice. One tip for everyone is to cook in bulk and freeze in appropriate proportions. This helps us (just two of us in the house now) avoid wasting groceries. Also, I advocate for using cash, not credit nearly always. That said, if you can be disciplined in using a credit card that has no annual fee and earns points and/or cash back, you can stretch your dollars.
You nailed it PT! The only thing I can add is if you are going to cut back on driving to visit family or friends, don't let it become a deficit in that relationship. Pick up the phone more often and talk to them so you don't isolate yourself. Example.....I've talked to my Mother on the phone everyday this week because I'm working this weekend and she is newly retired so, she has more free time! :)
Great read! Love how you reference biblical prophecy to help gauge the times we’re in.
Fin tip: It was alluded to in the planning ninjas section. But combining a flexible side hustle with a passion or recreational activity. Need some time alone, do DoorDash/UberEats. Need a creative outlet, post your creations on social media, gain following and monetize, etc, you get the idea.
Anyway, looking forward to your next post.
Great insight and helpful information to be better stewards. Love this!!
Really good stuff Trey. Lots of practical, biblical advice. One tip for everyone is to cook in bulk and freeze in appropriate proportions. This helps us (just two of us in the house now) avoid wasting groceries. Also, I advocate for using cash, not credit nearly always. That said, if you can be disciplined in using a credit card that has no annual fee and earns points and/or cash back, you can stretch your dollars.
Super practical tips! So helpful. Subscribed and can’t wait to see more.
Jesus! Amen. Thank you for the shout out. I enjoyed reading your write-up and glad you started a Sub!