See How Easily You Can Stop Spending Your Money
February 19, 2008
(Click to read part I of this Money Spending article)
I told you I would give you the key to never having to spend your money again! And here it is: All you have to do is change your language to shift your consciousness. It’s that simple.
Stop spending your money and start investing your money. Do I mean don’t buy food? No, I mean stop spending your money on food and start investing your money on food. Do I mean don’t spend your money on a cup of coffee? No, I mean start investing your money in a cup of coffee.
For the next week try this shift in language. Tell me how it feels in your body to invest this level of awareness around money. Become very aware of how you feel when you catch yourself spending money and when you catch yourself investing money. Do your choices change with your level of awareness?
By the way, this works for time also. Just be aware, without judgment. Acknowledge where you are regarding spending and investing. What is the difference? What choices do you make?
As you become more aware, decide consciously where to invest your time and money. Are you investing in living your Divine Purpose? Or are you spending your time…….
My shift in consciousness around my money manifested in one coaching session with my colleague Barbie Dallman. Invest your time and energy and join Barbie and Michelle this Friday on Blogtalk Radio. As Barbie pointed out to me, if I was spending my time and energy it is gone. When we invest our time and energy, then we have an expectation of a return on that investment. Invest your time and share the impact this investment has on you.
Written by CK Reyes - CK is a Life Coach, Facilitator and Cheerleader of your Wildest Dreams! Contact CK from the tab above or leave your comment below.
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Allen Taylor
OK, I absolutely agree. Haagen Das ice cream is not a good investment. Fresh fruit is. Wheat bread is a good investment. Wonder bread is not.
A good, warm sweater is a good investment - not a high priced purse!
Put your money where your value is and toward something that will value you.
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Yes, for some, Haagen Das is not a good investment, but it is an investment.
The shift is seeing it as an investment. I think that with this shift, we can make more conscious choices about what we want our life to look like. From this perspective, we may not be so surprised by where we are in our life right now. It is from this awareness that we have the power to make the changes in our life and consciously head in the direction of our dreams (instead of just talking about what we want). As we change our language, it will become very clear what actions we need to take (the investment of our time) to move forward.
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Ah, but for me, an investment in ice cream is an investment in two-minutes of pleasurable eating. Yum!
Karen! Thanks for finding us over here. Did you come by way of Stephen at Adversity University?