New Possibilities

Lifestyle Changes

I'm not a financial professional and this app is not financial advise. It's just merely my sole opinions and perspectives upon budgeting. That being said we'll proceed...

For the most part if you get good sleep, eat healthy and do moderate exercise this can save you so much money on transportation, medication, doctor bills, etc: while it may not erase those monthly checkups. Generally by living a healthy lifestyle you save more money. For example, Devices like Bas Rutten's O2 Trainer or the Wim Hof breathing method which have proven to help manage your asthma; thus can save you money long term. Another example of something I do which is I don't pay for a gym membership. I workout at home or just out at a local park. You can get fit without any equipment just a flat floor but if you need the extra weight you can easily fill a backpack with books and exercise with that. Another idea is to get a duffle bag and put 1 or more sand bags in it and duck tape which you can do bicep curls, tricep extensions, bench press, etc:

Whenever I'm unmotivated I look in what I call the accountability mirror and have a good long talk to myself summing it up in 1 simple sentence, "Excuses sound best to the person making them up!"

As far as transportation you can make it a regular habit of reducing the amount of weight in your vehicle thus saving you money in gas long term, and/or instead of driving to work you could ride the bus, car pool, ride a skateboard, scooter, walk or even ride a bike. Instead of paying for fast food you make your own at home. Instead of spending $1.75 for a bottle of water a day you could fill it at home, work, the office or McDonald's for free and save you $1.75/d - $13.30/w - $53.22/m - $638.75/y. Or even Starbucks coffee $7/d - $49/w - $196/m - $2,352/y. Another example would be to not pay for WiFi just use your phone's mobile data. I'm sure you can come up with other ways to save money as well, like price checking, coupons, etc:

Sometimes it's best to pay more to save more. Over the years I've had my share of cheap tools break in my hand like screwdrivers. So believe me when I say this it's best to pay the little extra money up front for a good tool then having to replace a cheaper one again and again. Always do your research first! Do they have a lifetime warranty, what's the company's history, is the company insured, majority of the review statistics, is the product new vs used, if used while it maybe cheaper why selling? These are just a few questions to ask before buying a good quality tool or product. Either it be a craftsman wrench, airless tires, an electric windproof plasma lighter, rechargeable batteries, etc:

"Depreciation is eating away at your car's value. Paying interest on an object that is dropping in value sounds like the essence of a horrow show" ~Clay Trader

"Price movement is always a result of an imbalance of the market cause when there's balance there's no movement. It's that simple!

Prices do not move when there's balance. There has to be an imbalance for people to bid them up or offer them lower.

The imbalance can be caused by biding it up or down purposefully by somebody like a hedge fund manager or an overabundance of buy orders in relation to the amount of sell orders.

The patterns basically measure the collective mind of the market, indicating when there is a higher probability of one thing happening over another, represented as an edge because patterns (edges) show up in every time frame, technical analysis turns the markets into an unending stream of opportunities to enrich oneself. Not on a trade-by-trade basis, but rather as a percentage over a series of trades.

Technical analysis does not, nor can it, get into the minds of any particular individual trader who has both the financial and psychological resources to either move prices or defend certain price levels." ~Mark Douglas