How to live poor in Singapore 12

I am ever thrift

Have you been ever unable to splurge freely all your life? But how can that be? The more money💰 one has, the more to unavoidably spend it away, yes? Wrong, and I have left my miserly stinge phase, long as it reigned over me.

These days and nights, I continue to evolve natural frugality, getting the best value for money, and putting all resources to optimal use, especially when stuff is under-appreciated and free.

So who needs an ultimate gaming computer system approaching $10k, including accessories of a branded play-chair, movie screen, and monster controller, when I can settle for a budget power-house, graphics workhorse notebook, for up to $2k? 5 times less for even longer, broader, deeper satisfaction.

Next, you need a car, to conveniently emancipate from daily commute hell, and to bundle your people and possessions from sites to sites. I have legs like you, I walk to and from buses and trains, and look forward to a good exoskeleton when I'm soon too old to. The rest of the time I minimise transport pollution and life wastage via recurring worthless travel durations, working at home, and cheapest public food rests.

Lots of yellowing paper books and shelf clutter denying your lifespaces, and consumed a portion of your funds, like taxation? Ebook libraries, seek to access and not to hoard. Draining savings seasonally for the highest-cost tickets to unique overseas experiences? I keep my eyes and ears open all the time, online and in the real world around us, for infinite journey experiences.

That's your secret to abundance, at no further payment.