Kakebo author claims that kakebo is the act of thinking mindfully about where one’s money goes. Saving money with Kakebo isn’t about being stingy, it’s about working out what is most valuable for your well being. I will plan my month ahead to be more mindful about my money.Īs per Japanese people’s beliefs, tidiness in one’s finances is as important as tidiness in one’s house.
Ok, I am money saving girl, so you may say I do not need it – but I think that there is always a room for improvement, so here we are starting 2021 with a budgeting journal. Kakebo is perfect for me as it is a recipe for decluttering the finances when applying minimalism (something I have been trying to master pre-2021 already). ĭid you know that Abraham Lincoln was in debt in early 1840 and his solution to recovering from it was exactly when cutting down on many expenses he had. I am going to follow the Japanese art of saving money called: Kakebo.
#Journal kakebo 2018 Offline
I am going to be more offline than online and for that reason I am going to use a budgeting journal. So a few years ago I had my 12 resolutions for 2017 but when reading them now how many did I actually stick to? Not many and now in 2020 my outlook on life has greatly changed as last year was particularly exhausting on all possible levels to me…So now I will try to cherish every moment we have in life more…as life is fragile indeed…Īlso this year however I am going to do something else. You don’t need to wait till the beginning of the new year to start changing things.every moment is good for that…. I don’t normally do that as IMHO you can try to change/learn/travel/save money etc every month. 2021 is about to start and potentially every other person is trying to come up with NY resolutions.
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