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09 Jun 08

6 Things Money Cannot Help you Achieve

"All of our false perceptions about money have one common flaw - they identify money as something external to us, they identify money as the tool to accumulate abundance to please others by accumulating possessions.

What money can't buy mostly lies within us. Nonetheless, trading our life energy for money can deprive us from inner nourishment that can eventually lead our lives into a downward spiral."

I've started a before-now quite secret blog at http://besides-money.blogspot.com where I chronicle the 100 things that make me happy besides money, and this DLM post confirms that we need to focus on things other than money and what it can buy us to find happiness.

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money happiness post-to-blog

  • All of our false perceptions about money have one common flaw - they identify money as something external to us, they identify money as the tool to accumulate abundance to please others by accumulating possessions.

    What money can't buy mostly lies within us. Nonetheless, trading our life energy for money can deprive us from inner nourishment that can eventually lead our lives into a downward spiral.
  • money takes away your time that could have been spent playing with your children or having a long walk with your alter ego. When the sun sets, a day goes away from our life forever. No money has power to bring that back to life.
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25 May 08

How My Net Worth Went from $-40,000 to $285,000 in Five Years ∞ Get Rich Slowly

  • Combined, however, we were $40,000 in the red (not including a new mortgage). 


    Over the past five years, our financial picture has changed drastically.  Not only have we dug ourselves out of the hole, but we’ve grown our combined net worth to over $285,000. 

11 May 08

The Simple Dollar » Making Your Own Homemade Oatmeal Packets: A Visual Guide and Cost Analysis

  • Nice analysis. I have a suggestion though, why not skip the baggies, pour everything into a big tupperware container, and then scoop a half cup or cup at a time when you’re ready to eat. Much easier for storage I think.
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