Mindset

“What is wealth?” Here’s a meditation with some eye-opening perspectives for those who may be facing difficult times.

Money problems are universal dilemmas that can happen to anyone, even though some believe they’re immune. Financial distress is often accompanied by guilt, shame, and other lies. Here are some tips for managing those emotions.

Gratitude Journal: How a modest investment and a little of your time can provide more health benefits than you know and change the way you handle difficult times.

People are panicking about the empty shelves in stores, but there ARE still products available. We just have fewer options for each item than we did before. Here are some thoughts about changing your perspective from one of worry and deprivation.

How you handle life’s challenges as a parent can set an example for your children. Here’s how you can use hard times to teach your kids the crucial trait of resilience.

Wearing it out is one of the most important frugality lessons you can learn. You might be surprised at how much more use you can get from an item someone else would simply throw away.

Some folks turn to the path of frugality kicking and screaming because a major change took them from financial comfort to being broke. Here’s how to adapt to financial changes.

Sometimes money problems can linger because people believe certain fallacies to be true. Here are 7 lies that perpetually broke people tell themselves about money.

How do you survive what feels insurmountable? How can you face the next day when every day seems to just bring more stress, more fear, and more worry? I can only speak for myself, but here’s my advice.

If emotional spending has always been your go-to response to happiness, sadness, anger, or loneliness, it’s time to create some new habits for the sake of your budget.