Kakebo - The Japanese Art of Saving Money (Short Books): Discover the path to balance and calm

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I thought this was a “how to” book and was pleasantly surprised to discover it was an actual kakeibo journal too! Control your spending, save money, regain peace of mind, and make your life happier and healthier with Kakebothe traditional Japanese method of money management that is still widely used today. Creo que muchos consejos del libro se relacionan al minimalismo (Voy al super y compraré algo que no estaba en mi lista ¿es realmente necesario? Morrow Gift is a collection of books and paper goods tailor-made by the William Morrow crew at HarperCollins. If saving more is important to you, you’ll be able to see the areas of your budget that are stopping you from doing so.

Kakeibo involves keeping a journal of all your incomings and outgoings so that you can see where you’re spending unnecessary money. I learned about the system from this book which has a short chapter explaining the system and then worksheets for filling out. Because your plans can't wait and you're determined not to let your budget hold you back, this Japanese-inspired Kakebo will quickly become your best everyday friend.

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The word "kakeibo" can be translated "household ledger" and is literally meant for household financial management. The kakebo was devised by a pretty sassy sounding Japanese reporter who also happened to be the only girl to go to school in her year, and one of the first to attend Japan Women’s University in Tokyo.A pen and paper system is intended to make filling in a kakebo more mindful and contemplative, but to be honest, whatever works to get you back in the black.