On Personal Finance and Blog List
What?! June already?! That fast? Why why why? Anyway...
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I still have a lot of things to learn, or more aptly, learning should never stop. I fail many times, again and again, but I just try to correct it right away. Sometimes, I get frustrated because I find my progress too slow or when I commit the same mistakes over and over again because it looks like I never learn. I also can’t help but compare myself with my peers but I always need to remember that we have our own timelines and priorities. So push lang ng push.
My list of blogs to read is mostly about personal finance. I love reading about others’ personal finance journey, all encompassing – successes and failures. Also preferably, blogs of ordinary people who are not really in the finance field because I find them more inspiring. I am also in constant search of these types of bloggers. My other set of blog list is US personal finance and frugality bloggers.
I am amazed at how these bloggers openly share their actual finances. I wish I could do that too but I’m not really comfortable for my finances to go public, hence I only limit my personal finance stuff to seminars and the lessons I picked or noted during the sessions. This is easier because it’s just like sharing your notes to everyone in “class” a.k.a. in public. The most revealing I've shared to date would be my yearly financial goals, which started in 2014. But let’s see. Change is the only thing constant.
I am amazed at how these bloggers openly share their actual finances. I wish I could do that too but I’m not really comfortable for my finances to go public, hence I only limit my personal finance stuff to seminars and the lessons I picked or noted during the sessions. This is easier because it’s just like sharing your notes to everyone in “class” a.k.a. in public. The most revealing I've shared to date would be my yearly financial goals, which started in 2014. But let’s see. Change is the only thing constant.
By the way, I use feedly mobile app to track/”follow” the blogs I read. Very simple and easy to use.
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4 Comments:
I also like reading personal finance blogs and those of ordinary people who live real lives. I get inspired by and learn a lot from them. Isa ka na dun. Ako naman, walang app na gamit sa blog list ko, mental note lang at yung history sa browser ng desktop ko, hahaha. :)
Love reading your blogs kasi mas gusto yung real life experiences, mas nakakarelate ako at mas natututo. Just like you, single din ako kaya kelangan ingat sa gastos, tipid hanggang makakatipid, ipon hanggat makakaipon at kahit nagkakamali - go pa rin sa buhay. God Bless sis.
Ay nahiya naman ako hahaha. This is just me practicing and trying in vein to be more open to the universe hahaha. Nahihirapan na akong tandaan lahat kasi ng mga gusto kong basahin hahaha. #tandersmoments
Thanks, Ms. Grace. Pero pag ikaw ang nagpost na ng updates mo, namumulat ako again and again kung gaano ako kagastador hihihi. Nakakabilib kasi yung naiipon mo despite delayed salary dahil sa status ng company where you work. Hay. Tipid pa more hehehe.
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