>>11238974Not practical? My food expenses are like 1-2€ per day. Because I buy raw ingredients in bulk and precook my meals days ahead. I sleep on the floor under a simple blanket, so I don't have to wash tons of bedsheets and shit like that, it doesn't seem like much but in time the cost of that accumulates: a heap is made out of grains of sand. It's the little things.
I cut my own hair, it's not hard once you get one of those adjustable electric things, I have been doing that since 2004, once every 3 weeks.
I have 0 paid subscriptions beyond the bare necessities (water, electricity, phone/internet).
The money I make just piles up, not because the job is so cash-money (I'm a backend dev.), but because I don't spend it.
And besides, skill and knowledge are what allow you to get better paying jobs. There's literally no excuse not to study and learn new things. Every now and then do some camping, to give you some perspective. Gradually take less gear and spend longer times.
>>11238979Lol, reading comprehension isn't your strongest suit is it? Let me say it again:
>The best way to stack up money is not to spend it.At no point did I say stop working.
