Create a New Habit

Who is ever any good at holding to New Years resolutions? I'm sure not!

I think it becomes overwhelming; all the work that has to be done to finally be fit, read 100 books, send out birthday cards to all friends/family, etc. 

Luckily I've gotten a jumpstart on my goals this year. A few months ago I started working out consistently with some super fit friends doing BBG and hot yoga/pilates multiple times a week. I feel amazing after each workout. Progress!

Book Worming With Audible.com

I'm a total book worm, in high school I used to go through a non-school book every 2 weeks. I got to college, my brain went to mush and I then stopped reading for fun. Lame! Now that I'm graduated I've started to pick up reading again, but I'm so dang busy! I've recently discovered Audible.com which offers a yearly subscription to audio books, so much more affordable than constantly buying brand new books from the bookstore. Audible's subscription offer for 50% off so you get the first 3 months for only $7.49 per month. Score!

I love that I can download audio books on my phone to listen to on car rides or to hang out by the Christmas tree with some hot chocolate! I'm excited to use Audible for my 5 hour flight to Hawaii for our family trip in April, definitely better than lugging a bunch of books/magazines. Audible.com is also the perfect gift for your little ones during the holidays, because you can download festive books for them to listen to while you're putting together your Christmas gifts and treats! 

One of my goals for the new year is to read more books for fun because it's calming for me. Especially now that I don't have a ton of school books to keep up with! Audible makes this goal much more attainable and easy to keep up with throughout the year. Try out Audible.com's yearly subscription today with these great Audible coupon codes! 

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Budget Friendly College Books

I don't know about you, but I'm ready to graduate just so I can finally escape those ridiculous textbook prices! I have spent on average $150-$200 per semester on books, and being on a college budget..that much money hits my wallet hard.

I really wish I would have known about Campus Book Rentals earlier because of all the perks that come with their site, such as:
+ Saving 40-90% off of bookstore prices
+ Free shipping both ways
+ Flexible renting periods
+ Being able to highlight in the textbook
+ Plus, they donate to Operation Smile for every textbook rented!

Now they have a new program called Rent Back that allow students to rent out their own textbooks to fellow students, so they can make 2-4 times more cash than just selling back the book. How cool is that?! Check out this video for more information on what Rentback is all about.

Hitting the internet to find your college textbooks is the way to go these days, which is why Campus Book Rentals should be your first stop to finding books on a budget :)

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