Subject Five Frugality Saves Trees

Frugality – Make no expense but to do good to others or yourself; i.e., waste nothing.

Kim perspective:  think about what I spend and make the best choices

 

Last week I opened up the office closet and found an ample supply of pads, pens, sticky notes, etc., too bad I had just spent $300 at Staples for the same stuff!  Hmmm, I could have spent that $300 on marketing or something.  Did I really need to buy more paper?  I keep talking about going green and using my PDA to write To Do lists and grocery lists – why did I kill more trees?  How many trees do you need to kill to be an online marketing success? ZERO!   I could liken it to a fresh start, clean open space calling out for ideas for the shelves of Staples, or I could employ my version of Ben Franklin’s fifth focus – Frugality – I am working on this all during the week.  So, I guess I need to make a return visit to Staples.  Too late for those trees, but for someone else who really does need paper it will be the right thing to do!  You can visit my website at www.powerstrategies.TV !  Save trees, be frugal!  Ben Franklin just saved me $300!  Kim Power Stilson

Kim Power Stilson, The 24 Challenge Monthly Marketing Service from Power Strategies! www.powerstrategies.TV.