Why It's Better To Need Less Than Have More  Pulling in a
monster paycheck that’s so big you’re embarrassed to tell your
friends is not necessarily a sign that you’re rich. Living
expenses and other budgetary commitments can shrink a large
income down to size, making some bogged-down “rich” people
relatively less wealthy than middle-classers who make smart
plays.  In a manifesto-like post, Budgets Are Sexy explains why
he sees financial freedom as more a product on how little you
shackle yourself on the cost side rather than how much you pump
yourself up on the earning side. Shedding regular expenses
rather than obsessing over scrounging up more money makes your
lifestyle more sustainable, and probably less stressful as well.
As the post author puts it:  Re-focusing your thought process on
the bare minimum needed given your current lifestyle, and seeing
if any revelations come to mind as far as the way your financial
game plan is set up. Can you imagine your life w/out a car loan
or mortgage? How much LESS m