Sometimes Things Don’t Always Go As Planned

February 28, 2014 by makinthebacon 1 Comment

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I’ll be the first one to admit it. I’m a planner. I schedule things in my phone and my agenda. I like when things go smoothly and accordingly to plan. However, I didn’t always have a backup plan when things didn’t go as planned. Everything seemed like it was going as planned until I started university.

Read my story on how I struggled to find myself and my financial footing over @ Frugal Rules.

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