November 19th, 2009 by sushitune

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Many people with shrinking income base constantly say or infer: “Times are rough. I can’t afford to buy ______” (you fill in the blank). So we do without and complain about how unfair life is or how some people are born for success(but that’s not me).

I adore – am tickled – when I see resourceful individuals and groups – squeezing every drop of juice out of the lemon. In this case, the lemon is all the tools and utensils in our cluttered world of excess that go unused or are used rarely which could be invaluable for those on the dole, strapped for money, or on a pension pinch.

Neighborgoods.Net is valiantly filling that void. They are trailblazers in providing a virtual tool shed which enables people to rent out (at modest prices) or borrow (for a wink) tools, utensils, bicycles or even a clunker car.

This concept is viral and extremely important. My feeling is that people who can fix up there house or small business for minimal cost will have more dignity and more drive to improve their lives.

Squeezing all the juice out of everything in our possession is a sustainable winner. Let’s model this ideal on an everyday basis.

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