By: MJ Gonzales | Executive Chronicles
People who do work-at-home or telecommuting jobs can prove that even at the comfort of their houses, they’ll earn money. If it happens that this work set-up is not appealing you, there are still other factors why being a homebody or choosing to stay at home often can help your personal finance.
To avoid unnecessary expenses. It comes natural that if you don’t go out, you spare yourself from transportation and meal expenses. In addition to these, going to malls, supermarkets, and various establishments for pleasure will also tempt you to buy things you don’t need. Remember that a 300-worth of clothe can be a 300-worth of fuel for your car or prepaid loads for your mobile phone.
To wake up the creative and innovator in you. External distraction is a strong factor why you can’t find time to execute innovative ideas. It’s like you’re wasting time at first, but doing and enjoying your hobbies will get you somewhere. Gardening, painting, weaving, recycling, baking, crafting and other past time activities will lead you to become innovative and business-minded. Your home is a perfect place to unleash the inner innovator in you.
To remind what you do and don’t need. Possibly a good reason behind the mantra “mother knows best” is moms are in control of their homes. They’re knowledgeable in every corner or chore and accurate in what needs to be done. Because of that, they are champions when it comes to budgeting too. You don’t to be a mom or pop to be knowledgeable in budgeting. It’s knowing what you do and don’t need, which you’ll get if you regularly check your territory. Maybe through a two-day general cleaning, you collect 3000 worth of coins or gadget to sell.
To collaborate with your family or neighbors. Bonding with people close to your heart is very beneficial. In terms of personal finance, collaborations with them can elevate into business partnership, teamwork to save money, and solid support system. A good and direct conversation with your siblings may lead them to promote your business or work aggressively.
