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76 reviewsAre you living paycheck to paycheck? Are you barely able to keep food on the table? Are you working for your money, or is your money working for you? In today’s tough economic times, it can be difficult to make ends meet.
I have always tried very hard to make my money work for me. There are times where that was harder to accomplish than others, and I have been at the bottom of the bottom making miracles just to survive and keep my head above water. I have always thought of being broke as being akin to being extremely thirsty.
It’s like you spend all of this time in a financial desert, desperately wanting a cold and refreshing sip of water. Yet everywhere you look, there is just more sand.
Then, after what may seem like forever of crawling through this barren wasteland, you finally find the oasis. You greedily drink the crisp, cool liquid until your stomach aches, and you have to stop to catch your breath. After going for long periods of time being denied the guilty pleasures we crave, when we are finally in a position to do more, we do too much.
I cannot count how many times I have fallen victim to this cycle of “thirsty thinking.” Until one day, I made a concrete resolution to make money moves to get ahead instead of continuously falling behind.
As a single mom, I certainly understand the value of providing a future for your children. Everything we do is motivated by the intrinsic desire to make our kids’ lives better than our own. It’s just that sometimes good intentions and reality do not coincide or intersect. When one path doesn’t get us there, we try something new. The thing is, until we change our perception of the problem, we can’t adapt our solution to it.
We have to take a step back and view the problem through a different lens and work a solution from this newfound perspective. Instead of thinking of each paycheck as being 100% disposable, we have to learn to view it as a means to an end. If
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