Comments on: Are You Eating Yourself Into Debt? http://manvsdebt.com/eating-yourself-into-debt/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=eating-yourself-into-debt Sell your crap. Pay off your debt. Do what you love. Mon, 21 May 2012 12:00:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Felicia http://manvsdebt.com/eating-yourself-into-debt/comment-page-1/#comment-35944 Felicia Tue, 08 May 2012 18:54:16 +0000 http://manvsdebt.com/?p=4340#comment-35944 Through education we are learning it is financially advantageous and much better for our health to prepare our meals at home. The only challenge here in the mid-west is finding high quality organic food. Looking into gardening ideas. Through education we are learning it is financially advantageous and much better for our health to prepare our meals at home. The only challenge here in the mid-west is finding high quality organic food. Looking into gardening ideas.

]]> By: Analysis of Interests in Traditional Technology Entrepreneurship | The Hub of Gen Y Unconvention http://manvsdebt.com/eating-yourself-into-debt/comment-page-1/#comment-16925 Analysis of Interests in Traditional Technology Entrepreneurship | The Hub of Gen Y Unconvention Fri, 10 Dec 2010 13:08:16 +0000 http://manvsdebt.com/?p=4340#comment-16925 [...] in wealthy nations have developed a nasty habit of obsessive consumerism, causing many of them to spend their way into all sorts of debts. These nations were actually over-producing in the first place, leading society to raise the [...] [...] in wealthy nations have developed a nasty habit of obsessive consumerism, causing many of them to spend their way into all sorts of debts. These nations were actually over-producing in the first place, leading society to raise the [...]

]]> By: Matt Gartland http://manvsdebt.com/eating-yourself-into-debt/comment-page-1/#comment-11811 Matt Gartland Tue, 24 Aug 2010 19:34:38 +0000 http://manvsdebt.com/?p=4340#comment-11811 Hi Money Babe- Thanks for the kind words about the correlation. As true with financial management, healthy lifestyles have no single solution. Those that really survive and thrive take stock of their own situations and advance the ball on their own terms. Sounds like you're headed in a good direction. Keep it up and good luck! Matt Hi Money Babe-

Thanks for the kind words about the correlation. As true with financial management, healthy lifestyles have no single solution. Those that really survive and thrive take stock of their own situations and advance the ball on their own terms. Sounds like you’re headed in a good direction. Keep it up and good luck!

Matt

]]> By: Matt Gartland http://manvsdebt.com/eating-yourself-into-debt/comment-page-1/#comment-11810 Matt Gartland Tue, 24 Aug 2010 19:31:28 +0000 http://manvsdebt.com/?p=4340#comment-11810 Hi Moneyedup- Congrats for returning to your own lunches again! It's such an important (yet often ignored) component of both fiscal and literal health. Kudos! Matt Hi Moneyedup-

Congrats for returning to your own lunches again! It’s such an important (yet often ignored) component of both fiscal and literal health. Kudos!

Matt

]]> By: money babe http://manvsdebt.com/eating-yourself-into-debt/comment-page-1/#comment-11785 money babe Tue, 24 Aug 2010 00:45:46 +0000 http://manvsdebt.com/?p=4340#comment-11785 Nice correlation you got there Matt. Food supplements are highly advertised. I’m already convinced of their health benefits once the ad say's “No Approved Therapeutic Claims” or something like that. But I buy anyway, just in case it will work for me. I do have a poor eating habit that’s why I buy them to somewhat make up for my mistake. Also, tablets are easily taken rather than preparing for my own meals. I save time but waste my body. I buy preprocessed food to lower down food costs to make way for supplements. Thanks for your article, I will cook healthy meals forego supplements and go for bigger ROI. Nice correlation you got there Matt. Food supplements are highly advertised. I’m already convinced of their health benefits once the ad say’s “No Approved Therapeutic Claims” or something like that. But I buy anyway, just in case it will work for me. I do have a poor eating habit that’s why I buy them to somewhat make up for my mistake. Also, tablets are easily taken rather than preparing for my own meals. I save time but waste my body. I buy preprocessed food to lower down food costs to make way for supplements. Thanks for your article, I will cook healthy meals forego supplements and go for bigger ROI.

]]> By: Moneyedup http://manvsdebt.com/eating-yourself-into-debt/comment-page-1/#comment-11031 Moneyedup Sun, 01 Aug 2010 21:59:03 +0000 http://manvsdebt.com/?p=4340#comment-11031 Eating out can really add up, especially if it is every day for lunch. I have started to make my own lunches again, after eating out too much for awhile and spending way to much on subs and salads as lunchtime. Making lunches involves saving leftovers and buying things that are easily packable and it can save you a bundle. Eating out can really add up, especially if it is every day for lunch. I have started to make my own lunches again, after eating out too much for awhile and spending way to much on subs and salads as lunchtime. Making lunches involves saving leftovers and buying things that are easily packable and it can save you a bundle.

]]> By: Top 10 Links of the Week: 5/21/10 – 6/3/10 | Top 10 Links of the Week: 5/21/10 – 6/3/10 healty| Top 10 Links of the Week: 5/21/10 – 6/3/10 > | healty foods | healty diet | healthy food http://manvsdebt.com/eating-yourself-into-debt/comment-page-1/#comment-11028 Top 10 Links of the Week: 5/21/10 – 6/3/10 | Top 10 Links of the Week: 5/21/10 – 6/3/10 healty| Top 10 Links of the Week: 5/21/10 – 6/3/10 > | healty foods | healty diet | healthy food Sat, 31 Jul 2010 10:07:32 +0000 http://manvsdebt.com/?p=4340#comment-11028 [...] Man vs. Debt: Eating Yourself Into Debt If you’re wondering how much bad food can ultimately cost you, this should inform/give you a heart attack. [...] [...] Man vs. Debt: Eating Yourself Into Debt If you’re wondering how much bad food can ultimately cost you, this should inform/give you a heart attack. [...]

]]> By: Matt Gartland http://manvsdebt.com/eating-yourself-into-debt/comment-page-1/#comment-11020 Matt Gartland Thu, 29 Jul 2010 11:17:08 +0000 http://manvsdebt.com/?p=4340#comment-11020 Hi Carol- I agree with the amazing inverse relationship between healthy eating and overall vibrance! And it's certainly nice that it contributes to a healthy financial plan too! :) Cheers! Matt Hi Carol-

I agree with the amazing inverse relationship between healthy eating and overall vibrance! And it’s certainly nice that it contributes to a healthy financial plan too! :)

Cheers!
Matt

]]> By: Carol http://manvsdebt.com/eating-yourself-into-debt/comment-page-1/#comment-11016 Carol Wed, 28 Jul 2010 16:14:18 +0000 http://manvsdebt.com/?p=4340#comment-11016 It always amazes me how much better I feel if I eat less portions. Start to lose weight and start to feel better - a really good reason to save money by getting rid of junk food. It always amazes me how much better I feel if I eat less portions. Start to lose weight and start to feel better – a really good reason to save money by getting rid of junk food.

]]> By: Matt Gartland http://manvsdebt.com/eating-yourself-into-debt/comment-page-1/#comment-11010 Matt Gartland Sat, 24 Jul 2010 22:17:40 +0000 http://manvsdebt.com/?p=4340#comment-11010 Hey Dolla Thug- Food is indeed expensive - especially those inner city meals for sure! But there are so many ways that food can "bite" you in the end, so be savvy! Cheers! Matt Hey Dolla Thug-

Food is indeed expensive – especially those inner city meals for sure! But there are so many ways that food can “bite” you in the end, so be savvy!

Cheers!
Matt

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