Personal financial blogging is one of the best tools out there for learning about how you handle your own finances because of the uniquely personal touch that a blog has.
Personal finance is just a personal thing. It’s all about you and your money; about what to do with it when it gets in, and how to keep too much of it from getting out. The better you handle your personal finances, the more freedom you will have. Of course, the opposite is true — the worse it is for you, the harder it is for you to do the things you want most in life.
If so much of our joy and freedom in life is related to how we handle our money, we need to handle it smartly. We need to control our money, not control our money.
How do we handle our money smartly? Educate yourself with personal financial blogs.
Blogging has been one of the greatest inventions in the world in the past few years. A blog provides literally anyone with the ability to express their thoughts, opinions, experiences, and perspectives on various topics that are unique to them. There are many personal finance blogs that specialize in teaching others on a personal level. And what better way to help educate people about their money than to read other people’s experiences about handling money.
Personal financial journaling has improved my ability to save and spend money more than any book or class I have ever taken. Why? Because you get more than just abstract principles of money offered to you; You get it TRUE The personal experience of people dealing with their own financial problems. And the best part about it comes from the comments and comments left by others based on a principle taught to impart more wisdom on a particular subject. I sat for hours reading and learning by reading personal finance blogs.
Where do you find them? They’re everywhere! Just do a Google search and search for ONE; From there you can find a number of other pf blogs through external links on the blog you are reading. There is a close-knit community of personal financial bloggers that will keep you in the personal financial blogging network.
If the way we handle our money is directly related to the freedoms of life, why don’t we educate ourselves so that we can be in control of our money.
Find a personal finance blog and read it often. Your pocket book will thank you later.