Comments for Where Is Jenny

Comment on Links by Jenny

Jenny — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 06:36:00 +0000

I love the 4 Hour Work week by Tim. It not only acts as a source of inspiration, but gives you the resources to take action. I highly recommend it.

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james — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 03:34:00 +0000

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Comment on Links by Braveheartbella

Braveheartbella — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 18:28:00 +0000

hey jenny…what do you think of “4 hour workweek” by timothy ferriss?

Comment on Bucket List by Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 14:49:00 +0000

To visit the gigantic Victoria Falls by a flight to Zimbabwe is an amazing idea and should definitely be in the things to do list of an African Tour. The Zimbabwean travel and tourism industry offers a lot for its visitors.

Comment on Defining Moments from 27 Awesome Bloggers by Shaeyi

Shaeyi — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 17:31:00 +0000

Jenny, you rock and i am happy to read this article The people you listed here are great guys and gals who I am also learning from. I decided to stop working on my blog to learn all i could learn from you guys out there who has done well for the blogging industry. Keep growing big

Comment on Warning: Selling everything sometimes sucks by Jenny

Jenny — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 08:30:00 +0000

I’m currently in Thailand… should you find yourself in the same area as me at any time, please hit me up. I love meeting up with readers.

Comment on My minimalist lifestyle beginnings – Sorting and throwing away my stuff by Jenny

Jenny — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 08:23:00 +0000

Yeah it sucks to realize how much money you wasted on useless stuff, but take it as a life lesson. I’ve definitely curbed my spending habits since all that hard work of going through EVERYTHING!!! Be happy that you are learning the lesson and don’t think about the past. That will only depress you. Instead think of all the money you are saving NOW and what kind of DREAMS you can BUILD now and in the future with this lifestyle change. I’ve found that moving forward was most conductive to my future. The money was well spent teaching you a lesson that you couldn’t have learned any other way. In regards to throwing things out… I’d try selling things on craigslist or a garage sale first, then donations, and only as a last resort throw things away. Many things can be reused or recycled and I believe that is a far better option than filling landfills with usable goods.

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Comment on Warning: Selling everything sometimes sucks by Jianfei

Jianfei — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 01:01:00 +0000

right now I am in the same boat yet worse. your a very brave person for telling me this story. when you get older, lets have a beer. jianfei@live.com, will let you know when i am in germany

Comment on My minimalist lifestyle beginnings – Sorting and throwing away my stuff by Jaya Rao

Jaya Rao — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 07:06:00 +0000

i’m doing the process you’re doing, but on the road to throwing a lot of my beauty products/clothes out, i am stopping and realizing how much money i threw away on all of this stuff. I never really spent much on books because I usually got audio torrents for free, so i felt nothing to delete them as soon as the story went by, but for the few books i do have, i felt bad that i paid my hard earned money for these things, and only a few books were keep-forevers like the original grimm fairy tales n stuff. i can’t believe i used to float from blog to blog waiting for the next MAC collection to come out so that I could get the next matte lipstick…the differences between the shades are noticeable mostly only to me, and I don’t have a jetset life enough to wear each of these over and over outside. At work I don’t think they’d care what I look like really.

did you ever stand back and think about what this money would have done for you if you invested it then used it on some great experience instead of having bought all that stuff? I guess that’s where I am now, so I’m a little torn as to whether I should throw away the stuff…if I do that, I really have nothing to show for my spent money, do I? Not even wonderful memories to remind me that it was money well spent.

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