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Prima che diciate che "risparmiosi" non esiste vi dico: dopo "petaloso" vale tutto. 

In questo caso sfruttando la prova Kindle unlimited per tre mesi devo dire che ho letto molto e volendo trovare modi per risparmiare un pochino di più senza rinunciare a un po' di vita sociale ho trovato dei titoli molto interessanti, il fatto che siano in inglese mi ha permesso di continuare ad esercitarmi con la comprensione della lingua. Quindi ho sia letto che trovato degli spunti per una mia personalissima missione Risparmio.

Are you tired of living paycheck to paycheck, drowning in debt, and feeling like you’re constantly chasing after more? What if you could break free from the cycle of consumerism, save a significant amount of money, and finally design a life you love? In “The No-Spend Year Challenge,” you’ll discover a simple yet powerful 12-month framework to transform your finances and your life. This isn’t just another budgeting book; it’s a practical, step-by-step guide to a life-changing journey of mindful spending and intentional living. Whether you want to pay off debt, save for a down payment, or simply develop a healthier relationship with money, this book will give you the tools and motivation you need to succeed. Stop dreaming of financial freedom and start living it. Your no-spend year starts now.

She didn’t hit rock bottom. She didn’t max out her cards. She didn’t even “need” to change.

Jade was 29.

Her bills were paid. Her job was steady. Her closet was full.

But her life felt empty.

Every Target run ended in regret. Every Amazon box piled up as proof she was buying peace she never received. Every “treat yourself” left her more restless than before.

This isn’t a story about going broke.

It’s about the courage to stop.

One skipped checkout at a time.

One home-cooked meal at a time.

One “no” to impulse, distraction, and endless consumption at a time.

Jade didn’t have a cosigner. She didn’t have a windfall.

She had a notebook.

And a rule: “Essentials only—for one year.”

This is not a glow-up story.

It’s a slow-down story.

A real-life account of what it takes to live on less—and find more in the process.

In this cinematic and emotionally raw narrative, you’ll follow Jade’s 365-day experiment in saying “no” to spending—and “yes” to herself. Through silent mornings, awkward confessions, and quiet victories, she discovers the rules, regrets, and rewards of a no-spend year.

Inside, you’ll learn:

📉 Why emotional spending is the budget leak no spreadsheet can fix

📒 How Jade defined her “Enough List” to separate true needs from wants

🧾 The daily rituals that kept her on track—even when temptation called

💳 What happened when she swapped shopping for cooking, borrowing, and repairing

📈 How her no-spend year left her with thousands saved, less clutter, and a new sense of peace

📎 Bonus Worksheets Included Inside:

Inspired by Jade’s own tools—simple, printable, and brutally honest. Perfect for anyone ready to try their own reset.

You’ll get:

✔️ No-Spend Year Calendar (track your streaks, temptations, and wins)

✔️ Emotional Spending Reflection Journal (discover what triggers your spending)

✔️ Essentials vs. Extras Checklist (redefine “need” vs. “want” in your life)

✔️ The “Enough List” Template (build your own rules for clarity)

✔️ Weekly Reset Ritual Guide (Jade’s 10-minute Sunday habit)

✔️ Peace Tracker (measure progress in savings and stress levels)

This book isn’t about theory.

It’s about what it feels like to stare at a cart, close the tab, and walk away.

What it feels like to say no to comfort—and yes to control.

If you’ve ever:

• Bought something to soothe the stress you couldn’t name

• Scrolled and spent just to feel less alone

• Wondered if less could actually mean more

• Wanted peace that doesn’t come in a package—

This story is for you.

Real wants. Real silence. Real freedom.

🟩 From the "Smart Saver Saturday" series

— Real money stories about frugality, freedom, and finding enough.

📺 Watch Jade’s companion episode & others on YouTube:

www.youtube.com/@DollarbyDollarStories

📘 Join the community for free no-spend trackers, budget tips & support:

https://www.facebook.com/DollarbyDollarStories/

Personal finance journalist, Michelle McGagh, takes on a challenge to not spend money for a whole year in an engaging narrative that combines personal experience with accessible advice on money so you can learn to spend less and live more.

Michelle McGagh has been writing about money for over a decade but she was spending with abandon and ignoring bank statements. Just because she wasn't in serious debt, apart from her massive London mortgage, she thought she was in control. She wasn't.

Michelle's took a radical approach and set herself a challenge to not spend anything for an entire year. She paid her bills and she has a minimal budget for her weekly groceries but otherwise Michelle spent no money at all.

She found creative ways to live have a social life and to travel for free. She has saved money but more importantly she is happier. Her relationship with money, with things, with time, with others has changed for the better.

The No Spend Year is Michelle's honestly written and personal account of her challenge. But it is more than that, it is also a tool for life. There are top tips for your own finances including easy to understand advice on interest, mortgages, savings , pensions and spending less to help you live a more financially secure life.

Questo ce l'ho cartaceo e ultimamente lo rileggo spesso trovando sempre nuovi suggerimenti e se posso consigliare un titolo decisamente interessante, che invece ho acquistato in italiano è questo

SE TI PUOI PERMETTERE LA COLAZIONE AL BAR SEI PIÙ RICCO DI QUELLO CHE PENSI

 

I soldi non bastano, non sembra mai il momento adatto per cambiare auto, pianificare quel viaggio a lungo sognato, comprarci il vestito strepitoso che ci capita sott’occhio ogni giorno. Ma è davvero così?

Il guru della finanza David Bach ci dice che in realtà possiamo permetterci questo, e molto di più, basta cambiare prospettiva sulle nostre risorse, cominciando col mettere noi stessi prima del resto – dell’affitto, dell’assicurazione, delle bollette. Perché non c’è bisogno di grandi pianificazioni – chi ha voglia o tempo di fare un budget? –, i soldi che ci servono per vivere alla grande li abbiamo già in tasca, ogni giorno, anche se sembra che spariscano nel nulla tra un cappuccino e una brioche. Con un racconto irresistibile e toccante, l’autore ci insegna un metodo chiaro e infallibile per trarre il meglio da ciò che abbiamo e garantirci finalmente la vita dei nostri sogni.

 

Zoey, una giovane impiegata newyorchese di successo, ha un problema: spende tutto quello che guadagna. Il suo stipendio non è male, eppure non riesce a mettere da parte un centesimo. Un giorno però, nel caffè dove fa colazione tutti i giorni, incontra un barista fuori dal comune. Sarà proprio lui a spiegarle un sistema semplice e infallibile per riuscire a dare la priorità ai propri bisogni reali e a smettere di sprecare denaro nelle centinaia di invisibili microspese che drenano il suo conto un poco alla volta.

 

Con questo libro David Bach, autore bestseller, imprenditore e guru finanziario americano, condivide il suo metodo in tre fasi per raggiungere la prosperità. Senza calcoli complessi ed equazioni incomprensibili, Il fattore cappuccino ti mostrerà la via per realizzare la vita che hai sempre desiderato.