How Frugality Solves Everything! - Ep. #55

Ogres are like onions... are people like onions, too?

Jay's story today explains how his dad's work with behavior analysis stuck with him as a kid. The lessons he overheard guide many of his beliefs today. This particular lesson can help you better understand yourself, your habits, and your values.

In the Main Topic, Jay reviews his definition of frugality its opposite. Can frugality really solve everything? Frugality can be used as a core value or virtue to inform our financial habits and decisions. These new decisions and habits can change our HopeFilled financial futures forever! Do you like Jay's definition of frugality? Did any of the stories resonate with you? Is frugality a virtue you want to have yourself? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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