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my man

I live like this for the most part but I feel like I won’t get to my full potential till I get my own place and stuff

Ah tru tru. Having your own space to do what you want with is really nice. But there's a lot you can still do in the meantime! Hopefully gonna be posting more tips, advice, things to do, buying advice, etc. in this thread.

Living like that right now excluding biking and I do purchase clothes quite often

That stuff was mostly just off the cuff ideas not actual rules to live by. But anyway that's dope!

Im sorry u r genuinely my fav ktt poster n i support the thread wholeheartedly

Im in on everything except the saving vegetable clipping part.

Either eat the whole thing while it’s fresh or cop some new ones when you need it.

Richest people spend the least

thanks

Anyway buying a nice insulated metal water bottle like a Yeti as well as a undersink water filter is a great way to reduce plastic waste!

After all bottled water companies don't produce water they produce plastic. They're just plastic companies.

Shoutout to the Macy’s clearance section

Kept me fresh all throughout high school

I'm talking like saving the ends of carrots, the centers of bell peppers, cauliflower stalks, etc. stuff that you generally don't cook/eat. You simmer it for awhile and then strain the vegetables out and freeze in a muffin container. Then you have little vegetable broth pucks to cook with. You can often use broth in place of oil too for a healthier way to cook certain things.

Never knew you can’t use broth instead of oil ima have try that

it’s going

i support u tho... always will

Yea it doesn't work great for everything, sometimes the stuff sticks more than it would with oil. Also as the broth cooks down/evaporates you have to add a little more.

And with winter coming it's about to be soup/stew season.

Had some potato corn chowder night before last since the temps dropped down to the 40's all of a sudden and it was so nice to use our own broth for it.

No disrespect, but this is not the move.

Our natural state is abundance. We are supposed to have everything we desire.

You shouldn't settle for anything less than the best that life has to offer.

I do half of that stuff out of just better financial decisions

Sounds like ur jogging on the hedonic treadmill.

Smart!

Minimalism > clutter & waste