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The Virtue of Frugality: How Franklin’s Sixth Principle Builds Wise Stewardship and Generous Living
Franklin’s virtue of Frugality is about stewardship, not stinginess. This week I saw how much time and energy I waste—and how simplicity restores joy. Frugality directs resources to what matters most, frees us from clutter, and makes generosity possible. It’s not less life, but more. Continue reading
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