WBS Magazine - Issue 2
Welcome to the second issue of the WBS Magazine! This issue is jam-packed with articles and tips from an array of female entrepreneurs on topics that are interesting, fun and will help you grow - whether you are an experienced business owner or just thinking about starting up. WBS is focused on not only just promoting & supporting your business - we want to help you grow your business by empowering you with knowledge. Information is so important, and with this magazine, our podcast, our events and our website, we constantly pushing forwards to give our members the tools to reach the stars. WBS would like to thank all our members for making all this possible. A special thank you to our major sponsor, Bookit Bookkeeping, and to every one of you who have supported WBS over the last 5 years!
Welcome to the second issue of the WBS Magazine!
This issue is jam-packed with articles and tips from an array of female entrepreneurs on topics that are interesting, fun and will help you grow - whether you are an experienced business owner or just thinking about starting up.
WBS is focused on not only just promoting & supporting your business - we want to help you grow your business by empowering you with knowledge. Information is so important, and with this magazine, our podcast, our events and our website, we constantly pushing forwards to give our members the tools to reach the stars.
WBS would like to thank all our members for making all this possible. A special thank you to our major sponsor, Bookit Bookkeeping, and to every one of you who have supported WBS over the last 5 years!
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| W B S M A G A Z I N E<br />
M o n e y<br />
SOME MOST COMMON SPENDING<br />
BLOW-OUTS I HAVE NOTICED ARE:<br />
Additional grocery items – I do<br />
understand it’s hard to stick to a list<br />
and not notice all the fabulous glossy<br />
packaging around to buy more from<br />
the shelf! I fall victim to discounted or<br />
on special items and leave the<br />
supermarket with more items than I<br />
should have. But when you add up<br />
additional “incidental” grocery items, it<br />
amounts to expenditure on stuff &<br />
food that you actually don’t need.<br />
However, by sticking to your list, this<br />
habit will have you deviate less and not<br />
spend more than you should.<br />
"I FALL VICTIM<br />
TO DISCOUNTED<br />
OR ON SPECIAL<br />
ITEMS AND<br />
LEAVE THE<br />
SUPERMARKET<br />
WITH MORE<br />
ITEMS THAN I<br />
SHOULD HAVE."<br />
Eating Out – It’s convenient, and easy<br />
to eat out. I get it. But if you looked at<br />
the expenditure especially towards<br />
lunch and takeaways, they can add up<br />
to hundreds of dollars over a month!<br />
It’s always more cost effective to make<br />
your meals at home and bring<br />
leftovers. It can be boring, effort and<br />
not as exciting as buying out, but golly<br />
will it save you a bucket!<br />
Coffees - I’m from Melbourne so it’s a<br />
vice for me. However I limit myself to<br />
a purchased coffee once a day (and<br />
sometimes none as I’m also concerned<br />
about the “war on waste”). If you<br />
have 2-3 daily, chances are you would<br />
have spent hundreds on coffees this<br />
year already! Let’s do a simple<br />
calculation, let’s say a coffee is $4, you<br />
buy that twice a day for 7 days a week<br />
= 4 x 2 x 7 = $56 a week, over a year<br />
that’s $2912. And that’s just for one<br />
of you.<br />
M O N E Y
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