Fooling Around With Your Money
Do you enjoy living for today, but then sometimes feel regret later over financially irresponsible actions? Do you romp through life with a happy-go-lucky temperament, but then look back and… Read more »
Category Archives: Money Story
How Do You Define Generosity?
True generosity often inspires gratitude, admiration, and praise. But sometimes, the desire to be generous can lead us astray. The ability to give, as well as to receive, within one’s… Read more »
Do You Self-Sabotage Your Money Life?
Money can seem simple, since it’s a matter of math: addition and subtraction, earning and then spending carefully and saving consistently. But sometimes, we fail ourselves. Some examples include: Failure… Read more »
Re-Inventing Your Money Self
Do you feel repelled by money and materialism, and find yourself longing to immerse yourself solely in an artistic or spiritual realm? With the struggle for basic survival often mastered… Read more »
Forgive Us Our Debts
Forgiveness can be a challenging concept, because we often feel that forgiveness should be deserved. If someone hurts us, we often want an apology and a promise not to repeat… Read more »
Finding Your Money Mission
Many people live their lives meandering from day to day, without any sense of what their vision of a well-lived life may be, or what their mission to accomplish with… Read more »
Accounting for Your Money Life-Cycle
What would the map of your Money Life-Cycle look like? Usually, when people draw a map, they start with their current location, and they slowly plan out a journey from… Read more »
Unpacking Your Money Beliefs
Our beliefs are formed from an early age within our families and our community environments, and they are usually unconscious for many years until we learn to explore them. Adolescence… Read more »
Empowering Your Money Victim
Do you wish that you were more successful, but that the reasons for this lack are not your fault? Have you been hurt in the past in regard to your… Read more »
The Power of Money Stories
We are each the sum of our experiences, and that includes our experiences with money. From childhood on, we learn money patterns from our parents, families, partners, friends, and peers…. Read more »