Budgeting For Organics
- susan664
- Jan 16, 2018
- 2 min read
Have you hesitated to transition to more natural living options because of the potential costs you suspect? In many cases, you're correct in your assumptions that organic living can be more expensive - if you're shopping where the inflated prices are. Here are some simple tips for finding the best pricing and the best products for organic living:
1. Shop the sales - many local grocers are now offering organic, gluten-free and healthier options. Watch for the sales and stock up when your favorites are within your budget.
2. Buy local and fresh when you can - Shop seasonal produce that is locally grown and freeze, can and dehydrate produce you'll use in the off season.
3. Join a CSA - that's short for Community Supported Agriculture, a system of local farmers throughout your city who provide fresh, often organic, produce in exchange for "share" or investment in the farm. It's a great way to receive local, high quality produce that's delivered often hours within harvesting. Find a CSA in your area HERE.
4. DIY. Personal care and home cleaning items are the easiest to switch out for natural options. Try some tried and true recipes in my book Two Inches Of Wool, The Simple Art of Self-Care to find the recipes we use in our home.
5. Shop at an online natural living store like this one. When you use an online retailer they pass cost savings onto you when they don't have a brick and mortar building to maintain.
6. Get essential oils at Wholesale pricing. You can save 24% off of retail and earn up to 25% back in FREE products when you get your Wholesale Oils Account. Join up with me and you'll get personal oils product support for FREE. Check it out!
7. Enroll in my signature course: Natural Living Bootcamp to discover the routines that will really save you time and money. You'll learn what works, what doesn't and how to prioritize your choices to best meet
your family's needs.
Thrive with a FREE bottle of organic Maple Syrup with this offer! Simple choices for a lifetime of wellness.
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