A journey to a sustainable and financially independent life
The day I discovered yoga was a great day. The day I decided to ditch weightlifting and embrace yoga as my primary form of exercise was perhaps en even greater day. Imagine that after years of attempting to enjoy types of physical activity that I just… didn’t – I finally found one I did like!… Read more
Clothes are practical: We need clothes to stay warm and protect us from the weather. Clothes are also cultural: We expect people to cover up certain body parts, and most workplaces have some kind of dress code. Why a lot of dress codes promote uncomfortable and expensive clothes is totally beyond me.… Read more
Transportation is a key part of life. We transport ourselves to work, to visit friends and family and to run errands. In short: whenever we go from one place to another. So, relying on sustainable and cheap transportation is a simple way to both be financially savvy and reduce one’s impact on people and planet.… Read more
In this post, I will share 6 tips on how to eat budget-friendly sustainable food. These are things that I have learned over the past 1-2 years, as I have become more aware of how much I spend on food and my food’s impact on the planet.… Read more
Housing is a funny thing. It is the biggest item in most people’s budgets, certainly in my own. It is also something that potentially has a big environmental impact in terms of building materials and heating. Therefore, there is good reason to optimise in terms of finances and sustainability when it comes to housing.… Read more