Me as a Young Foodie, Super Saver, and Investor (25 Images)

SHEENA RICARTE
3 min readDec 29, 2023

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~ Friday, December 29, 2023 Blog Post ~

Today, I found the time to revisit my photos from 2015. That time, I was a 31-year-young gastronome who relished spending my money a lot on fine dining and scrumptious foods.

However, I was already a super saver then and a novice investor. I ensured that I was saving my paychecks and already observed the personal finance wisdom that “Every penny counts.” Moreover, I began learning about investing fundamentals.

Fast-forward to today, Friday, December 29, 2023 — which is eight years later — I have become a sophisticated saver and investor. Yes, I’m certainly much wiser with my personal finance life. But I’m not much of a gourmand anymore. I’m not much into fine dining and prefer consuming the food I purchased from the supermarket for the week. I only do fine dining when I’m with family members or friends. I seldom eat fast food nowadays as well. I make sure I eat vegetables and fruits and healthy meals.

Today, I enjoy my money, of course. Yet, it’s very much unlike eight years ago when I didn’t mind spending on anything I find that I like such as accessories and makeups. Like what I have always highlighted here in my blog, I’ve become a mindful spender and a miser. I think my situation is just normal since I’ve become more experienced in life and I’ve outgrown my old spending habits and past interests.

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SHEENA RICARTE
SHEENA RICARTE

Written by SHEENA RICARTE

Freelance finance writer Sheena Ricarte's interests comprise international finance, economics, personal finance, asset protection law, & investment management.

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