How do you decide what is worth paying something every month and what is not?
As for exercising, I haven't found anything that is worth paying for every month
. There are so many free options on youtube with instructors I like that I have not felt the need to subscribe. Plus, I have a huge collection, and still buying. If I were to subscribe it would have to be with a site that had multiple instructors that I liked, multiple workout types (pilates, barre, heavy weights, cardio, etc.), who offered workout rotations for a reasonable price.
Non exercise related, my friend gave me a six month Sipsby subscription. I received my first box, and the teas are lovely! It's nice receiving teas from all over. I am considering continuing the subscription, but we'll see. I buy a lot of tea anyway, but don't get a chance to get out to try every tea brand, or to frequent tea shops as much as I used to. So this is a nice way to try different teas.
How much is too much (to pay)?
If I wasn't still buying dvds, I would say $20 a month is my limit.
Do you pay monthly or go for prices breaks with yearly subscriptions?
Monthly, I want to be able to get out of it if I can.
What types of things do you enjoy involving yourself in?
Still trying to figure that out
. When I had more time, I has involved in Toastmasters, tea rooms, and belly dance. I also volunteered. All that seems to have taken a back seat to my job and Tiny Bubble.
What keeps you in a plan? How do you know when to cancel?
If I'm still getting a use out of it and the price doesn't keep going up exponentially.