Here are some noteworthy blog posts I found this week . . .

• Pat at SmartPassiveIncome.com (Blog Review: The Smart Passive Income Blog) did a solid post on some of the challenges of being self employed in The Top 5 Reasons NOT to Quit Your Job and Work from Home
• The Investor guest posted a great post (one of the best I have seen in a while) at FrugalDad.com (Blog Review: Frugal Dad) in Five Lessons I Learned From My Own Frugal Dad 
• Vic Magary guest posted at Bargaineering.com (Blog Review: Bargaineering.com) on healthy eat on the cheap in How to Eat Healthy on $10 a Day
• April at GetRichSlowly.org (Blog Review: Get Rich Slowly) posted on a topic close to my heart in Lighting a Fire: How to Overcome Procrastination and a different approach to purchase decisions in Should You Buy It? A Flowchart for Evaluating Potential Purchases
• Neal Frankle guest posted at FiveCentNickel.com (Blog Review: FiveCentNickel.com) on college educations in Why a Degree From a Fancy College Isn’t Worth It
• Trent at the TheSimpleDollar.com (Blog Review: The Simple Dollar) did a great post on household substitutes in 12 Clever Substitutions That Save Money (Nearly) Effortlessly

I hope you enjoy these posts as much as I did . . .

An additional note:  This week, I guest posted over at FrugalZeitGeist.com in Divorced Dad Frugal Dad, Breakfast Lunch and Dinner…. -- Check it out.



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