Trekking to work to save money

[cherry123]

This is about saving money by walking to work some days and ditching paying your fare to work. So that you get to save money and promote good health. What do you think?

 

[Heatman]

If the distance is too far, it's going to very difficult for you to walk to work. It's going to wear you out too soon.

 

[Imran Noori]

This is about saving money by walking to work some days and ditching paying your fare to work. So that you get to save money and promote good health. What do you think?

Most of the times when I want to go somewhere I walk because it is a great way of saving money or I eat food at home because restaurants are expensive.

 

[cherry123]

Most of the times when I want to go somewhere I walk because it is a great way of saving money or I eat food at home because restaurants are expensive.

Yeah you are saving money it is always good to adopt ways of saving money.

 

[Imran Noori]

Yeah you are saving money it is always good to adopt ways of saving money.

Saving is a necessity because it will help you in your rainy days.

 

[cherry123]

Saving is a necessity because it will help you in your rainy days.

That's the whole essence you need to save money on all sides to save it all up for the future

 

[Magnus2022]

I use to trek everyday to my shop but I realized it use to wear me down. Most time, when I reached my shop, I will be very weak and I have to rest for like 30 minutes before starting my daily routine.

 

[Elendu]

Trekking to work as a mode of transportation can save money on transportation costs such as gas, public transportation fees, and vehicle maintenance. Additionally, it can also provide health benefits and improve physical fitness. However, it is important to consider the time and energy required for trekking and ensure that it is a feasible and safe option before incorporating it into one's daily routine.

 

[IB D]

The best thing you would have said is that a person should get a job close to where he is staying and be trekking to work.

 

[cherry123]

I use to trek everyday to my shop but I realized it use to wear me down. Most time, when I reached my shop, I will be very weak and I have to rest for like 30 minutes before starting my daily routine.

That should be very far right. if it is a nearby one you wouldn't have to go through this. sorry about that.

 

[eldavis]

It actually a great idea, if thr distance is walkable, then you are actually killing two birds with one stone. You are saving and as well making the body healthy. Last year i usually walk to the office majority of the time.

 

[jetsaints30]

That's a great idea walking to work a few days a week not only saves you money but it's also great for your health. I'm lucky enough to be working from home, so I don't have to worry about transportation costs, but I think it's a wise move for anyone who wants to save and stay healthy.

 

[Bisolami]

This is about saving money by walking to work some days and ditching paying your fare to work. So that you get to save money and promote good health. What do you think?

I always do this but I do not like to trek under the sun so I only do it whenever it is not sunny

 

[Chibson]

it depends on your location. If your work place is very far it is not advisable for you to trek because you will get tired every single day.

 

[Springtime]

The depends on the distance between your office and your residence. When I was working full time, it took me 45 min to get to the office by MTR. There is no way I can walk to the office.

 

[Sawe]

I solved the transport money issue by living near my work place. Nowadays, I enjoy trekking to and from work without spending a dime. I also come home at lunchtime to eat instead of buying in a hotel like I user to.

 

[Etini Willie]

This is something that I have always done and I don't find anything wrong with it. It is cool morning and if I am early, I trek to the office or trek halfway.

 

[Shavkat]

I sometimes do this. Since we are talking about keeping fit, it is a good way to hit two birds at the same time.

 

[freelancermaria]

Yes, you can do it not only to save money but also to improve your health. Some people do it to achieve both.