A VERY DIFFERENT ANSWER

No One Probably Give you this Very Type of Answers, so here you go.

Very good question! I could start by telling you a lot of tips and tricks that would make you save more and well. But I won't. I would rather take you on a trip as we visit the fundation of savings. The very reason why you would want to save well is if you know why you are saving.

This would lead to point 1

1: MOTIVATION: you need to get your tanks right! You can't be goaless with the slightest thing. You need to convince yourself to put a reason behind your savings. This would ginger you to save at your best. It could be a college degree you want to chase or it could be you wanting to get a new car or a new gadget, or you wanting to fund a business (start up) or you wanting to save to invest.

Ps: saving to invest is not the best thing to do. You should rather commit to invest.

How?

If you earn $500 per month and you want to invest $400 in a coin or a business.

It's either you save 50$ per month and wait for 9 months before you invest. Or you close your eyes and you set aside 200$ for two months then you have your investment running on the 3rd month. By the 8th month you would have been reaping your interest.

When you Commit to invest is you setting aside $200 for two months instead of you saving $50 for 8 months.

Back to what we were saying.

Savings Tips

2. Take that Decision: You can't just hit your saving box with random figures every month. So you decide the exact amount you intend to save every month.

So you have to decide to be saving for instance $100 per month and you stick to that till you decide to review your decision. You don't save $50 in January and get back in February with $120 and come back in March with $24

3: Save in the jungle: As much as you can save where you can't easily access.

If it's a bank! Get a type of account with the most difficult access. It's either you don't request a cheque book and a debit card.

4. Wipe your memory: Forget the fact that you have money somewhere. Remember you saved it for a purpose. So the money is temporary not yours.

Ps: I would have gone on and on. But yes! Other folks already gave you the answers I would have added and I am trying so hard not to roll in repetition.