I tried to spend $20 a week, but…
@cacay1 (85129)
Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
July 7, 2025 10:16pm CST
It is so hard. I'd like to find out if I can manage to spend this amount. It is not enough, no matter how I stretch my budget. The culprit is the never-ending prices. There's no subtraction, only addition.
The amount needs multiplication so accurate division is possible, leading to accurate budgeting. Even a fraction of possibilities to suit the amount, it retains its position as frigid, so no turning back. Just add more confidential earnings to sustain and thrive with the $20 challenge
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@rsa101 (38980)
• Philippines
8 Jul
I feel you—trying to make $20 last these days is really tough. Prices just keep climbing, and no matter how much you stretch your budget, it never feels like enough. It’s like everything keeps adding up, and there’s nothing to subtract anymore.
Maybe try finding small ways to boost your cash flow—like selling unused items, offering a quick service online, or even doing simple tasks for neighbors. Budgeting apps can also help spot little leaks. You’re already thinking smart, and that’s a great start. Small moves can go a long way.
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@rsa101 (38980)
• Philippines
8 Jul
@cacay1 It might simply require some adjustments to reach your desired outcome. Life is an ongoing process of trial and error, and there is no perfect formula for achieving a flawless existence. Challenges and obstacles are inevitable, but what truly matters is the ability to learn from each setback. By gaining insights from each difficulty, you can better prepare for future challenges, face them with resilience, and continue moving forward while learning with every step you take in life.
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. This is the picture pur country, prices never stop to soar.
@wolfgirl569 (118940)
• Marion, Ohio
8 Jul
Its been an extremely long time here since 20 dollars would buy very much
