<prompt> Human: My situation: early 30s, single, making about 40k a year, no debt, about 80k in savings, 20k in 401k, 3k in Roth IRA. Saving about 25 of my gross income each year. So, all in all, I think Im doing reasonably well given my lowish income.I love fiddling with my finances and trying to optimize them to save more and spend on things I enjoy. So Ill revamp my budget when opportunities arise like getting a small raise or finding a cheaper place to live, but something like that only comes up once or twice a year at most. Thats fineI realize financial success is a long gamebut I still have the desire to tinker with things on a dailyweekly basis. Im the opposite of the set it and forget it personality. I like to be active in my personal finances, but theres just not that much to do on a regular basis.Any tips for things to do on a dailyweeklymonthly basis? Im thinking along the lines of this month Im going to try repairing things that Id normally just replace or this week Im going to see if I can keep my grocery bill to under 40 and still eat well. Edit: I guess I should have clarified a bit... Finances are kind of a hobby for me and I like spending time thinking about and messing with them, but theres not that much that needs to be done on a dailyweekly basis from a practical perspective. So Im basically just looking for fun ideaschallenges that will scratch that itch to feel like Im doing something.  <response>: Masturbate before going to a strip club. 