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    Minimalist Budget: Simple and Practical Strategies to Save Money, Pay Off Debt, Simplify Your Life, Have Less and Live More
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    Minimalist Budget: Simple and Practical Strategies to Save Money, Pay Off Debt, Simplify Your Life, Have Less and Live More
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    Minimalist Budget: Simple and Practical Strategies to Save Money, Pay Off Debt, Simplify Your Life, Have Less and Live More

    By Timothy Willink and Minimalist Living Academy

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    Are You Surrounded By A Multitude of Things that DEMANDS and SCREAMS for your Attention Everyday? What If You Could Get Back Your Inner Peace? Continue Reading...

    In today's society, it's very easy to drown in a sea of debt. Bank loans, credit cards, businesses could all go wrong. At the end of the month, after paying everything, you have close to nothing left for yourself. If you spend hours thinking about all the bills you have to pay, you won't have time to live your life. In "Minimalist Budget" you will learn many tricks and strategies to save yourself from the vicious cycle of debt.

    Americans have roughly $12.58 trillion in debt, and each household owes an average of $16,091 on their credit cards. Although it's a tempting path, debt can quickly suffocate you, and that will distract you from everything important in your life, including family, friends, work, and most of all, your own happiness.

    "Sometimes, Less is More" - William Shakespeare

    By reading the book "Minimalist Budget", the way you perceive money will change forever. You will learn all the secrets and effective techniques that will help you to organize and pay your bills, save money, and break past debt. The simple and objective approach of this book makes it easy to learn and apply to your life. This book will teach you the values of living in a simple way, with less possessions and more happiness.

    22% of the american people have more debt in credit cards than actual savings. After reading this book you will no longer belong to those statistics; you will have the right tools to build your financial freedom.

    Make money an ally, not an enemy. Stop having those terrible headaches that are constantly bothering you. Take the first step towards financial freedom and say goodbye to your debt for good. The valuable lessons in "Minimalist Budget" will help you throughout your life.

    Act Now by Clicking the 'Buy Now' or "Read Now" Button After Scrolling to the Top of This Page.

    P.S. What's holding you back? In life, most people are stopped either by their fear or their laziness. Remember, the best investment you can make is in yourself. Invest the time and the price of less than a coffee to make a quantum leap in your life, wealth, love and happiness. Act Now!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLeadership Academy
    Release dateJul 19, 2019
    ISBN9781393981855
    Author

    Timothy Willink

    Started from a poor background, Timothy Willink worked his way up to becoming financially free by personal development. Your financial development usually mirrors your personal development. If you want to earn more, become more. Become more, so that you can give more. This has been Timothy Willink's primary philosophy in life, business and relationship. To find out more about him, simply read one of his personal development books. He has published over 50 books publicly. It began as a private library and only recently did he begin to release some of his book from his personal journal and notes.

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    • 5/5
      Simple reading, good ideas. Have implemented these tips across not only my personal life but professionally. Focus is on simplifying your life not being cheap!
    • 5/5
      I would like to apply this steps in order to save and remove debts and build wealth in the future. Nice one?
    • 3/5
      Though this book offered me nothing new to the lifestyle of budgeting it gave me a different look at it.

      Its motivating me to push past just the numbers and to budget my life as a whole.
    • 4/5
      This is a very useful book. The Minimalist Budget: Simple and Practical Strategies to Save Money, Pay Off Debt, Simplify Your Life, Have Less and Live More is clear and written in a friendly conversational manner that I found delightful. Recommended. Four stars.
    • 5/5
      The author goes in depth about what minimalism really is, and how to make good financial decisions that benefit you more over the long run.
    • 5/5
      The book is well written, enlightening and very helpful. Everybody should read it. It is worth the read!
    • 5/5
      A fascinating book which covered all aspects of living within your means.I learned a lot and would definitely recommend you give it a read.