Like many, we all have convictions, and then some also have 'New Years Resolutions'.

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I'm going to journal all my monetary expenditures.

Eight months ago I started recording just my cash payouts--figuring plastic and checks are somewhat self-documenting. My plan was to gain insight into my expenditures to better consider major lifestyle changes. That worked, but I also found that just logging every payout brought much more intentionality to my purchasing and that I bought less useless stuff. That is the key point: my discretionary spending has reduced dramatically and painlessly.

This has been so beneficient that I am expanding my journalling to include checks and charges.

Be well,
rir

Mine seem to evaporate before the end of December.

The more humans bind together to create, the better existence, the better we all are.

I always document my resolutions, just so I know what I wanted a year back :-)

This year my resolution is to have a more disciplined approach to life; especially towards work