Hi, I'm Danielle. I love saving money and have a goal of being financially free by the time I am 40. I am sharing my tips here to help you save money on your life, so you can reap the rewards later. Thanks for stopping by.
It’s ironic. To get your business to operate with simplicity and clarity requires going down a very complex route. While so many companies are striving for “growth” or “expansion”, these terms imply the very opposite of simplicity. But other terms are being bandied around nowadays, “transparency” is one, running a business with a “holistic” mindset is another, but these all are party to the same ideal. Simplicity is the best
It’s such a cliché, entrepreneurs and those people starting on their startup adventure are all about pushing the boundaries, exploring the horizon, and throwing caution to the wind to discover a whole new world. These so-called Columbus’s of the business world, however, have one big thing to mitigate in these circumstances, risk! If you don’t know how to manage risk, then you are going to sail off a metaphorical waterfall
Even if you have been enjoying your career, constantly building new skills, and you’re relishing all the challenges that your current role throws up, you can still become a little job weary. This happens to nearly everyone at some point in their lives. Sometimes, it is a mere blip, and you realize that you need to seek opportunities elsewhere as you’ve outgrown your company or job role. However, at other
Entrepreneurs are some of the busiest people out there. There are many hats that an entrepreneur wears, and yet there comes a time where too many hats are too heavy for the business head. There are pros and cons when it comes to outsourcing, as there is with any large business decision. The biggest pro is that you can free up your time to work on tasks that are of
It can be tough, trying to juggle several jobs and raise children at the same time, all on your own. More so when the income you make is barely enough to get you by. Don’t fret, you can make money by saving money. You may have heard about how credit cards can deplete your funds if they are not managed properly. Well, did you know you can turn the tables
Growing a business takes time, effort and usually, money. While bigger businesses can afford to spend a fortune on marketing and advertising and hire the best people to help them, for new startups or smaller businesses, it’s not always this simple. As much as you know that you need to spend money to make money, it’s easier said than done when your income is low, and you’ve started with nothing.
There’s no denying that we live in a world where the internet is the number one place to reach out to customers and audience members for any business. It doesn’t matter what kind of business you’re running; you need to be online if you want to find the right number of customers. The sheer prominence of online video in the last couple of decades demonstrates that beyond a shadow of
Buying a new house that’s an old house to be redesigned is an exciting venture. Choosing to buy a house that needs extensive redecoration and rebuilding is a project that even the most enthusiastic property developer can struggle with. However, it’s a project that can reap epic rewards at the end, and not just financial ones. The sheer satisfaction you feel when you know that you have completed your project
If you’re a boss, chances are you get on with your employees, you laugh with them, and you’re understanding when they have problems that interfere with their work. Even with all these considerations on your side, is there more you could be doing to support them? Employees are often considered the pump behind the heart of the business, a title so often passed to customers in lieu of making them
When business owners rank the risks they face, they rarely put embezzlement close to the top of the list. But just because embezzlement is not one of the most common concerns does not mean it’s not consequential. According to Entrepreneur, 30 percent of embezzlement crimes end up costing companies upwards of $500,000. And those damages are not limited to the largest companies. Up to 80 percent of all embezzlement happens