Good Morning DINKS and Happy Friday. Today DINKS Finance is helping you get organized both Financially and Personally. We have rounded up the best posts from around the web about getting organized.
Keep reading for tips and tricks on how to organize your home, your finances, and your life.
Have a great weekend.
– Crazy Sexy Credit helps us organize our paperwork, our finances, and rebuild our credit score in the post “Get Crazy Sexy-Organized Part 4” It is a step by step process to help us get our financial lives in order and improve our financial situation. Follow her on Twitter @AliLowell
– Minting Nickels talks about organizing her attic and her finances in the post “The Attic, Part 2” Lindy and her husband are big fans of yard sales. Sometimes they sell their own stuff and sometimes they buy cheap stuff on EBay and resell it at their Yard Sales. Lindy and her husband are a super thrifty family who are always looking for somewhere to make extra money. Follow them on Twitter @MintingNickels
– J. Money discusses how we can organize our money with a personal budget in the post “The Anti Budget, Budget”. It’s easy to plan a budget, but it’s hard to stick with it. Be sure to check out this post for ways to help keep your budget on track. Follow him on Twitter @BudgetsAreSexy
– Yes I Am Cheap shares videos on how to get organized for the upcoming cold winter in the post “Cheapskate Video: Save Money on Home Heating Costs”. Check out the Home Improvement videos on how to get your home organized for the winter and save money on your heating bills. Follow her on Twitter @yesiamcheap
– Enemy of Debt is currently learning how to get organized in all aspects of his financial life and each week he shares what he has learned with his readers. Check out the post “Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University Week 7” to learn about the importance of Insurance. Other topics include Cash Flow Planning and Super Saving. Follow him on Twitter @enemyofdebt
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Thanks for the mention, Kristina! Organization is a huge part of getting our credit and our financial lives in order – and I believe the first thing we must organize is our mind. When we focus on nurturing, positive thoughts regarding ourselves and the way we relate to money we minimize and banish those nasty negative thoughts that have gotten in our way for so long. This practice of managing our mental money vibrations enables us to follow through on what we know we need to do.
As a SINK (did I just make that up??) I’ve found having a mindset whereby I choose to honor all the tools of my financial life, whether it’s credit or the money the universe sends me to play with, is a way of honoring myself and helps me immensely in building and maintaining a healthy money style.
Thanks again for including me!
@AliLowell
Hey Ali,
I totally agree. Once we have the mind set to get organized we can make a list and put our plan in order. I loved your 4 step guide. Thanks for reading! :-)