There’s not enough time to worry about beating the other guy or gal. Holding an expansive, empowering, generous, and helpful viewpoint can obviate the green monster of envy and jealousy.
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There’s not enough time to worry about beating the other guy or gal. Holding an expansive, empowering, generous, and helpful viewpoint can obviate the green monster of envy and jealousy.
Make a conscious decision before you buy the new iPad or latest and greatest gadget. Is it worth sacrificing your long term financial goals; college, family, retirement, vacations, home ownership and more?
I pepper my financial topics with values, life, and leisure and focus on “wealth in life”, which is not about money. Life is so much broader and richer than amassing dollars (euros, GB pounds etc.). So for today, I’m going to ramble about other things in that make life richer which have little to do with money.
You can afford superbowl parties and football tickets with proper planning.
Is twitter an excuse to connect and build your web presence in an inauthentic way? Heck, I’ll take it one step further, is blogging a cop out from real human connection?
There are abundant ways to increase your income and net worth. But, while you are pursuing your financial goals, remember to drink in the enjoyment of the wealth and good fortune you already have.
There’s a plethora of writing about how more stuff leads to more work. Get something new, first figure out how it works, then maintain it, and finally, fix it when it breaks.
My blogging goals are to educate others in personal finance, investing, and wealthy living. I have amassed plenty of wealth and want to share what has worked in my life along with tips and strategies for others.
There’s a free solution to this modern day malaise. According to Andrew Weil, MD, author of Spontaneous
Happiness, certain aspects of modern life create disharmony and depression.
What does this say about our society and an institution that the revenues of a football program supersedes the heinous abuse of children?
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