 which has increased my salary significantly.
@Ammo_Ram started a thread on this topic over here: http://findsomemoney.com/threads/best-financial-advice.189/. The advice in this thread so far seems pretty obvious. Do well at work. Umm OK. Not getting divorced? That's not good financial advice or life advice, if you ask me. If someone needs a divorce then staying married just to save the money is probably a fast track to a life of misery. Sorry, but the information here seems to lack some substance. I'll check these threads later to see if anyone has contributed something tangible.
@MoneyFlux I think most marriages fail because no one really puts any effort in. When someone is motivated to work on their marriage to keep it fun and exciting then are you really confining yourself to a life of misery? Working hard at work might also seem obvious but there are so many people who just coast, if these people were to take charge their financial situation would improve considerably. I think the advice here has some value.
One habit that has helped me to build wealth has been to set up an automatic transfer to a savings account. After my salary is paid $200 goes straight into a savings account where it is earning profits and compounding. If I have more money to spare at the end of the month I try to transfer that amount over to. Great thread by the way.
james oduor and LaughDontCry like this.
I agree. Putting effort in your marriage definitely saves you money in the long run. If you're scrimping all the time denying yourself and your partner of enjoyment they will eventually look for a way out which could cost even more in divorce. By working on your marriage you do save money on in the long run.
The habit which has helped me to save money is working on my credit score. Because I invested time and effort building my credit by religiously paying off balances on time and in full I was able to sure a mortgage at a comparably lower rate. I was paying up to 50% less than my peers because I was diligent with my credit score. This has also allowed me to borrow money to buy additional 1 bedroom properties using a mortgage. The rent payments is enough to cover both mortgages!
Work on your credit! You will benefit in the long run.
Eating and drinking out infrequently have helped to accumulate wealth, I also avoid going on extravagant holidays which I cannot afford. These three habits have helped me to get ahead of my friends most of whom are struggling with debt and are struggling to make ends meet. As a family we only eat out lavishly during occasions and avoid using debt to go on holidays. We cap our spending when we do go to restaurants and holidays which helps us to keep our budget intact. Thanks to the other people for sharing their tips.
Walking or cycling to work has helped me to save money. I spend over $200 a month on transport. I finally switched to cycling and now I'm much fitter and saving $200 per month which is going straight to a savings account earning profits. If you are interested in making the switch buy a quality bike and build up your tolerance. Cycle every day increasing your distance until your reach your target distance. Work out the optimum route to work and then practice on weekends to get it right (the last thing you want is to be late for work). Once you've mastered the route make the switch. I have so much more energy now that I'm cycling. I feel more productive and the best thing is I've lost weight too!
Here are some tips for cycle commute! Good luck.image source : insta-stalker.com
For the efficacy floor, renting an apartment in the heart of city could be such a substantial preference. The outlay might rely on how broad the dwelling is. For people who aren’t rolling in cash, they need to agree that the streamlined one is your thing they’ll get hold of. To make it look more detailed and in vogue, these apartment decorating tricks could be extremely rewarding image source : pinterest.comI am an emotional newbie, and to be quite honest I am bad at board games. I have lost a lot to the veterans in my game group; I try to have fun but continuously hardly standing a chance at winning is starting to become a regular disappointment for me.

I don't mind losing a few games, but it's hard to have fun when I can't compete that well with everyone else around on a consistent basis. It does get "sour" after showing up for a few weeks only to go home a loser.

^I'm ^not ^asking ^for ^pity, ^I'm ^just ^saying ^that's ^how ^it ^is ^most ^times<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: [kustomize 2.1.0] cannot read data from configMap 
username_0: I hit the problem with kustomize 2.1.0, but that works fine with kustomize 2.0.3, I'm not sure is that broken by kustomize 2.1.0 or design behavior changed?

Base kustomization.yaml
```
[root@jinchi1 local]# cat../base/kustomization.yaml
apiVersion: kustomize.config.k8s.io/v1beta1
kind: Kustomization
...
vars:
...
- fieldref:
    fieldPath: data.batchSize
  name: batchSize
  objref:
    apiVersion: v1
    kind: ConfigMap
    name: mnist-map-training
...
```
Local kustomization.yaml
```
[root@jinchi1 local]# cat kustomization.yaml
apiVersion: kustomize.config.k8s.io/v1beta1
kind: Kustomization

bases:
-../base
.....
configMapGenerator:
- literals:
  - name=mnist-train-local
  - batchSize=100
....
  name: mnist-map-training
```
[root@jinchi1 local]# kustomize build.
Error: var '{batchSize ~G_~V_ConfigMap {data.batchSize}}' cannot be mapped to a field in the set of known resources
[root@jinchi1 local]# kustomize version
Version: {KustomizeVersion:2.1.0 GitCommit:af67c893d87c5fb8200f8a3edac7fdafd61ec0bd BuildDate:2019-06-18T22:01:59Z GoOs:linux GoArch:amd64}

But **that works fine with kustomize v0.2.3**. Could someone to take a look? thanks a lot!
<issue_comment>username_0: /cc @username_1 @Liujingfang1 
Any suggestion for this? Or recommend someone to take a look? Great thanks!
<issue_comment>username_0: Did more deep tests, if both of `vars` and `configMapGenerator` are in same kustomization.yaml, that's OK. In other words, both the `vars` and `configMapGenerator` need to in `base/kustomization.yaml` or both in `local/kustomization.yaml`. But failed if `var` defined in `base`, and `configMapGenerator` defined in `local/kustomization.yaml`.

Personally we should fix that, for reasons:
1. For most the cases, The `var` path will be same, user would like to set in the base, but the value is not same, user would like to set in local.
2. kustomize v2.0.3 supports that, we should have basic compatibility.
<issue_comment>username_1: nice report thanks.

any chance you could help us by writing a test demonstrating this that we can keep for regression coverage?

like [this](https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kustomize/blob/master/pkg/target/variableref_test.go#L380) but focussed on your particular case?

we're a little shorthanded here. :)
<issue_comment>username_0: Not sure I have chance for this, since many workloads accumulation :-( apologize... but will do that if get chance. I think we can fix that and then writing a test demonstrating.
<issue_comment>username_2: @username_0 This is fixed by [PR](https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kustomize/pull/1316).

Did reproduce your issue [here](https://github.com/keleustes/kustomize/tree/allinone/examples/issues/issue_1295) using some of them minst CRDs.

@username_1 The corresponding go regression test is [here](https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kustomize/pull/1316/files#diff-370b113fc81c0dcde25bec5c099d0573R298)
<issue_comment>username_3: I see https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kustomize/pull/1316 was closed without merging and the problem that led to