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Nicholes Wong
07 Jun 2019
Diploma in Business Management at Nanyang Polytechnic
There are a lot of things you can enjoy that does not cost a lot of money, you just need to find them. Think positive.
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Get thrifty friends with similar mindsets as you. If they are all the high income or high spending type, it is almost impossible to be thrifty.
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Save money by frequenting cafes and cinemas less. (Itβs not about the food or environment, itβs about the company)
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look for deals/discounts! you don't need to spend to enjoy. there are tons of free/cheap stuff that ...
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I actually don't need to balance it, as I don't see both as mutually exclusive.
Most of the food I enjoy are low-cost (super smooth teh halia at $1.50, super fresh yong tau foo at Chinatown at $3), and most of the experiences I enjoy are free (walking around the marina area).