As we get closer to the summer, many of us may be preparing for vacation in all kinds of exotic locations. Part of the reason why we take holidays in the first place is to find a place to just relax. At the same time, you want to spend your money carefully. Saving a dollar is much the same as earning an extra dollar.
For this week’s edition of What’s Up Wednesdays, let’s have a look at a few posts that will help you save, help you relax, and help you get excited about something that just might be coming next month.
Damien Riley has just completed the third entry in his series on How to Relax, reminding us to maintain a passive attitude. Sometimes, it’s better to just say, “Oh well” and get over it.
Glenn Wolsey has devised a five-step program to lead a more relaxing freelance lifestyle. Do you have clients breathing down your neck and deadlines looming in the nearby horizon? Take these tips and learn to relax.
Derek Semmler of The Man Page wants to be taken out for the ball game, taken out ot the crowd. The thing is that he’s not talking about major league baseball. Instead, he has five reasons to hit the minor leagues instead. Wanna save a few bucks?
Free Money Finance is talking about the thing that is on everyone’s mind. Fuel prices are hitting all time highs, but don’t be fooled into believing gas saving myths. Filling up in the morning does you no good!
John Biehler isn’t so interested in relaxing and saving money. He just wants the latest toy, making several 3G iPhone predictions. While I agree that Rogers will be grabbing the 3G iPhone (they’ve essentially confirmed it already), I’m not so sure that it’ll come with what I consider a “decent” data plan. I hope I’m wrong about the latter.
Michael, thanks so much for the link love brother. I also enjoyed the other fine links to put up this Wednesday! Have a great Thursday!
Actually, the gas thing isn’t a complete myth. My significant other owned convenience stores for a while and they found that there was a measurable difference in readout on the large tanks/trucks when the temperature varied significantly from day to day or morning to night. Unfortunately, it’s just not enough to make any real difference at the individual car level.
Yes, I am really late in offering my thanks for the link love but a trip to Vegas will do that to you. Just about caught up with everything now.
Thanks! 🙂