Its not how much you make, its how you handle what you get. This is a self-explanatory idiom in the Oshiwambo language. I know people who make reasonable salaries to live on, others make really good money, while some literally make peanuts. But regardless of the difference in their income, …
One time, I saw this cute bag in a shop. Although I had enough money for the bag, I did not plan on buying it. So my frugal side and I were having an intense conversation. – A whole thousand dollars for a bag?? You could save it, or buy …
Money is part of our daily lives. We are either thinking about it, working for it, stealing it, borrowing, spending, saving or investing it. My friend says it’s the enemy of progress (she’s obviously broke). Someone with some in their pocket would say the opposite. According to Forbes, we all, …
When it rains in Windhoek, it’s usually on a week day just before 5pm. When I didn’t drive to work, rainy days were my worst days. On those days, it was survival of the fittest getting a taxi back home. It was frustrating. So I came up with a plan: …