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Enjoy Life and Make Money-part 1

Written on January 25, 2012 by Barb in career, goal setting, leisure, life, values, wealth

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.

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Wealth in Life; Control Your Mind (part 2)

Written on August 15, 2011 by Barb in life, wealth

Take care of your mind, your body, and your spirit and your life will be full and balanced.

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DO YOU REALLY NEED A ROLEX?

Written on June 24, 2011 by Barb in goal setting, spending, values, wealth

A friend of mine, Sharlene really wants a Rolex watch. I think they cost about $10,000. (I’m not sure as I’ve never priced one and don’t want to spend my time checking!) In fact, that is one of her important GOALS. I am not sure why she wants one but if I had to guess, I assume she equates owning a Rolex with wealth, status, and prestige.

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3 Quick Personal Finance Tips for Dealing with Stress

Written on June 19, 2011 by Barb in budget, goal setting, life, personal finance

I’ve taken this approach, I don’t evaluate my ideas too much, but just dive in. That eradicates the possibility that I’ll avoid new activities because I’m scared. I assume that I’m talented and smart enough to achieve my goals.

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Wealth in Life; Lady GaGa is Just Like Us

Written on May 6, 2011 by Barb in life, wealth

Lady Gaga has plenty of money. In fact, she has more money than most of us will ever see. Not only is she rish, she is famous. Not only is she rich and famous, she has millions of adoring fans and famous friends and acquaintances. And she has self doubts just like the rest of us.

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WEALTH IN LIFE; 25 Ideas for Cheap Fun-Part 2

Written on March 10, 2011 by Barb in leisure, life, saving

Let’s keep the list flowing so when you take a break, you won’t break the bank. Add more FUN ideas and let’s see how many activities we can come up with. I’ll do another follow up with the new suggestions. In the meantime, print this one out and stick it on the fridge, that way when you need a quick reward, yo won’t be tempted to overspend! Now, go back to the original article, 25 Cheap Ideas for Fun, and print that one out as well.

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How to Cope With Buyers Remorse

Written on February 3, 2011 by Barb in life, spending, wealth

In fact, it’s kind of like investing in the stock market. If you purchase a mutual fund, and then the price goes down, are you going to berate yourself? Hopefully not. Prices on all items vary. They go up and down.

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WEALTH IN LIFE: 25 CHEAP IDEAS FOR FUN

Written on January 31, 2011 by Barb in leisure, life, parents, saving, spending, wealth

Fun and entertainment are really important. In fact, take a break from the thinking and toiling of work; refresh the mind and increase productivity.

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WEALTH IN LIFE: PATIENCE LEADS TO SUCCESS (Part 2)

Written on January 13, 2011 by Barb in life, wealth

Delay gratification. This may be the most important tip of all. As the marshmallow example stated, delaying gratification works on so many levels; weight loss, spending, business success, academic rewards etc. Put in the effort on that term paper, or work report and then realize you’re not in charge of the results, only creating the project. You must wait for the outcome.

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RESILIENCE & WEALTH; inspired by Sean P. Diddy Combs

Written on December 14, 2010 by Barb in leisure, life, wealth

In general, I’m quite unsentimental, but when I saw Sean P. Diddy talking about his life and listened to his new release, Coming Home, I was deeply touched by his candor. He talked about how performing for the troops humbled him and made him feel profoundly grateful. As he related his difficult upbringing and performed this song, I became overwhelmed with gratitude as well.

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