Being there for your kids - Tips for Saving Money

Episode Date: March 11, 2023

Our guest contributor has great tips for saving money. Check it out.

I'm Dr. John Robinson, and this is TeachableMobile. This is now the first of February, 2023, and I've been away from my podcast since this past October. I've invited several authors to contribute to my podcast, and we'll give them opportunity to enlighten you on things that are important to them. The first contributing author is Cheryl Conklin, and you may contact her at Cheryl at Well. Wellness Center.Info. She shares information about tips for saving money while enjoying a healthy lifestyle. During busy seasons, maintaining a healthy lifestyle may seem like a tall order. If you're juggling working kids, you may find it difficult to carve of time to exercise and eat right.

But what if you could actually save money in the process? Here are a few tips to help you stay fit and keep more cash in your pocket. First, cook healthier meals at home. The cost of dining out can quickly add up for families, and restaurant fare is often higher in fat and sodium and served in larger portions than what you would serve at home. So do yourself and your loved ones a favor and plan more meals to prepare and enjoy in your own kitchen.

Even your younger children can help, thanks to learning towers and kitchen helpers that let them reach the counters and work alongside of you. They'll develop good eating habits and grow into healthy adults. Eating healthier can help you save money on your monthly health insurance premiums by reducing your risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease. You'll also have more money to do the things you love most, and you'll be happier in the process. So, strive to buy organic products without breaking the bank by visiting your local farmer's market

or looking for grocery stores where you can purchase locally sourced fruits, vegetables, eggs, dairy, and meats. Second, enjoy free outdoor activities. If you have a backyard, gardening is a wonderful way to get a full body workout. You and your family can skip the gym and its high-priced membership and opt for wholesome, healthy outdoor activities like digging, planting, weeding, trimming, and mowing, getting all of your muscles moving while enjoying the fresh air and getting some much-needed vitamin D from the sun.

Additionally, take your loved ones on a nature hike or go on a bike ride and reconnect with nature while getting some cardiovascular exercise. If you have babies or toddlers, invest in a wagon or an all-terrain stroller that can comfortably carry them along as you go exploring nearby parks, beaches, or lake areas. But before purchasing such a product for your family, make sure to read the in-depth review. used from unbiased sources. Look for sturdy, safe, reliable products that will withstand the test of time so that even when you're no longer using them, they can be passed down to friends or family members or even resold on an online marketplace such as secondhand store.

Third, how about turning your healthy living into a business? Start an affiliate marketing blog where you share health tips and advice with your followers. Strive to provide quality content that will keep your subscribers coming back. And think about creating a social media calendar to schedule your posts, make note of specific dates and holidays to deliver themed messages that will further engage your audience, like a Christmas gift guide or a special blog post featuring unique date ideas for Valentine's Day. Start an LLC to turn your passion for healthy living into a small business that will generate revenue for you and your family. When you're ready to start a new company, a business formation

service will guide you through the steps you need to take to turn that dream into a reality. Having an invoicing system in place to promptly and accurately collect payment from your clients, use a free online template to create professional invoices, and don't forget to include your logo to leave a lasting impression. There are many benefits to leading a healthy lifestyle. You'll feel better, sleep better, and have more energy during the day. And you may also save yourself time and money by staying fit and sharing your knowledge with others. This is an article for my podcast by Cheryl Conklin. I'm Dr. Jonathan C. Robinson, licensed clinical psychologist, and author of Teachable Moments, Building Blocks of Christian Parenting.

If you have questions about this piece or other things, and you'd like to contact me, you can do so through my website. website at www. Therefor My Kids.com or mail me at John Robinson 0.0 at Outlook.com. This has been Teachable Moments. Teachable Moments, building blocks of Christian parenting, is available online at Amazonbooks.com and in local and national bookstores. More on Dr. Robinson at TMC-P-I-N-C.com.