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📖 E-book ”50 tips for saving money in Switzerland” – 15 CHF
50 simple tips to save money, manage your money better, and invest wisely. Take back control of your finances today.
📖 E-Book” Investing in your future – a user's guide ” – 15 CHF
Discover how to master the stock market in just 5 minutes a month! This simple and practical guide teaches you how to invest wisely, avoid unnecessary fees, and build a diversified portfolio to achieve financial freedom in just a few years.
📖 E-Book” Free yourself from overconsumption ” – 10 CHF
A simple book to read but straight to the point.
In a world where rampant consumerism promises you happiness, but often leaves you exhausted, indebted and dissatisfied, this book offers you a gentle revolution: learning to live with less, to live better.
Through a minimalist, essentialist, and frugal approach, discover how to:
– To free yourself from the superfluous in order to regain space, time and serenity.
– Identify what is essential and say goodbye to everything that weighs you down, physically and mentally.
– Spend intentionally to save without depriving yourself, and invest in what really matters to you: your freedom, your dreams, your experiences.
🔍 Document ”My main tips in 10 minutes” – 0 CHF
🔍 Document ”Expense Table” – 0 CHF
If you want to have a free table to organize your expenses.
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▶️ Why recommend books?
👉 I present to you the books (or e-books) that have impressed me the most for my training in minimalism and frugalism.
I divided it into 4 categories:
- Minimalism and Frugalism
- Rather Frugalist,
- Invest
- Rather Minimalist
👉 I added my personal rating of the book in accordance with the number of stars between 1 to 5 😉
Minimalism and Frugalism 🎯💲
📕 Minimalist, Judith Crillen
I loved Judith Crillen's minimalist design. Full of practical tips for becoming a minimalist and saving money. Definitely a classic.
- Book length = 4/5
- Readability =5/5
📕 Zero waste, from the Zero waste movement
Book about the problem of individual pollution. The book gives many tips to become ecological at your own pace and according to your desires. Many simple tips to reduce our consumption and save money.
- Book length = 4/5
- Readability =5/5
Rather Frugalist 💲
📕 Free at 40, Marc Pittet
This is a how-to guide on how to save and become financially free in the long term in Switzerland. In my opinion, all the important points are covered.
- Book length = 5/5
- Readability =5/5
📕 Gaining financial freedom, Luc Briadly
A simple and free book for those who want to become financially free. This book quickly summarizes all the steps to invest their money. On the other hand, those who have a sensitive soul, abstain.
- Book length = 5/5
- Readability =5/5
📕 Not everyone had the chance to miss their studies, Olivier Roland
This book is broadly focused on financial education. Olivier Roland explains how the majority of people do not know how to invest their time and money.
- Book length = 3/5
- Readability =4/5
Invest 📈
📕 Investing with common sense, John Bogle
An excellent book to understand that the passive strategy is very simple and historically very profitable in stock market investments. This book makes you understand the potential of an ETF and an index fund.
- Book length = 3/5
- Readability =4/5
📕 100 tips for investing, Warren Buffet
This book explains Warren Buffett's steps and philosophy for investing in the stock market. Note that Warren Buffett is known for his very profitable stock market investments! In fact, he clearly explains that the best friend of traders is time.
- Book length = 4/5
- Readability =5/5
Rather Minimalist 🎯
📕 Minimalism, what makes you happy, Josua Millburn and Ryan Nicomemus
A book that makes you understand that we are happier by seeking the minimum of our needs rather than constantly running after money and excessive consumption. It is a user guide to understand how to become happy.
- Book length = 3/5
- Readability =4/5
📕 The essentials and nothing else, Fumio Sasaki
This is a very important book to understand that prioritizing the essential is… essential. Indeed, the author explains in a simple way why focusing on the minimum of one's needs is very important to free oneself from the surplus in our life.
- Book length = 4/5
- Readability =5/5
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How does this blog live?
Overall, this blog lives on sharing a frugal and minimalist lifestyle.
For a question of transparency towards the readers. All recommended products are in order to make life cheaper, simpler and to promote the essentials.
Basically, my only income with this blog comes:
- Trainings that I realize
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- Donations that readers make in exchange for neutral information.
About me
I decided to create this blog to develop and help readers who are looking for a simpler and more economical life.
Compared to before, I was a person who consumed a lot until the day I realized that my consumption made me sadder and poorer 😑
Now I prefer the minimum of my needs to be happy and achieve my financial freedom.
Without realizingI started to focus on saving and investing to depend on a boss for as little time as possible and to speed up my personal projects.
As a result, I am getting richer in a way that I never imagined since I have an average salary in Switzerland.
What is the purpose of this blog?
The goal is to share and learn with others who seek freedom and simplicity 😉
Are you rather minimalist or frugal Jonny?
I am as minimalist as I am frugalist. However, there are situations where I lean more towards an art of life.
To conclude, I think the most important thing is to feel comfortable in your lifestyle 😊
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