Goodbye stressing over financial freedom and HELLO to saving and GROWING money! If growing your money was as easy as planting a money tree, we would all have have one in our backyard. So here is the deal with Peter Sorrell’s book, 100 Ways to Save and Grow Your Money: Financial Fitness for Regular People
Note the picture with the quote “Mama needs a new pair of shoes.” I chose this jar to remind myself that I, AKA “Mama,” do NOT NEED new shoes, probably for the rest of my life if I actually took inventory… After reading ways to GROW my money, I have decided to use the jar method that Peter explains in his book. See that $10 bill sticking out of the jar? Well, that is my first contribution to a weekly commitment to myself to strive for financial freedom. WoooooHooooo!!!!
How will I ever commit to $40 a month? In this book he explains that 10 dollars is just about what you pay for drinks when you are dining out with your family… Bingo! Or what about those 10 downloaded songs, or those two kid’s iPhone apps that they played for about a nanosecond?
Peter explains how just $10 a month can grow over time, and by saving your money instead of buying those clearance shoes, for example, that is money in the BANK! His tips can help you get started planning for your future, today! I am inspired to SAVE and GROW my $$$$. Thank you Peter Sorrells for the financial fitness pep-talk designed for regular people, like me!
Want to learn more? Check out Peter Sorrell’s Facebook page or his Twitter page. 100 Ways to Save and Grow Your Money is available in Paperback or Kindle Versions from Amazon!
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This review was made possible by Peter Sorrells, author. I was provided the book free of charge for my review. All opinions are 100% mine. Please see full disclosure statement by ADayinMotherhood.com for more information.
life is so expensive!
it seems that whenever i start to get something saved, something comes up and i need to break into it!
Everything tends to break at the same time! =P
Unexpected emergencies, like my root canal this month.
more bills always come
Hard to save when our budget is already so tight
It’s hard to save when I’m on a fixed income.I’ve just started putting $10 a month in my savings account. I’d love to win this book for my daughter who is terrible with money.LOL!! Thank you :)
Having my little one and wanting to give her the world.
I would have to give up shopping to save money and I love my shopping!