7 things that made me stop wanting to shop all the time
Untangling the boredom, comparison and imagined versions of myself that kept me shopping.
Well spent.
Getting better with money starts with understanding the system you live in and what's really behind your financial choices. Then you can start to live intentionally, spend consciously and define your "enough". That's money and time well spent.
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This one's for ambitious people with chronic illness
The most underrated financial skill is liking yourself
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Let's close your financial education gap, shall we?
By the end of this, you'll feel much clearer about what to do with your money.
"Just work hard!" says the billionaire, again.
If "hard work" was enough we'd all be rich.