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Episode 3181:

Liz from FrugalWoods explores how small frugal habits, like DIY haircuts, trigger a compounding effect that goes beyond money, boosting self-reliance, deepening relationships, and even saving time. Her take on frugality reveals how insourcing everyday tasks can lead to long-term freedom, personal growth, and a stronger sense of capability.

Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.frugalwoods.com/2016/06/27/frugality-is-a-compounding-game/

Quotes to ponder:

"We’ve saved a combined $2,688 thus far, and will continue to save $1,032 every single year."

"Realizing that we’re capable of doing things ourselves opened a door for Mr. FW and me to start performing tons of tasks on our own."

"Rather than trying to stretch out the time between haircuts or use coupons or hunt down discounts, we simply removed this expense wholesale."

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