It gets in the way of thinking about what I really like.
It prevents me from spending an afternoon in the hammock.
It’s not what I really want to study.
I’m sick of trying to get some.
It is not important to me.

…and Why We Don’t

It gives me the means to get some of the things I really like.
It helped me purchase a great hammock.
It paid for a whole bunch of my education.
My work life has provided me with

1. many fulfilling experiences,
2. many opportunities for service,
3. many connections and relationships.

Money is related (in fewer than six degrees of separation) to everything important to me, even if money has no intrinsic moral character or value of its own.

There is only one class in the community that thinks more about money than the rich, and that is the poor.  The poor can think of nothing else.
~ Oscar Wilde

If you are tired of thinking of nothing else, learn how to build some extra income streams into your life.  Develop a way to deliver something Very Valuable to others, and scale it into something that changes your life.

If you choose a great coach, you could be on your way very quickly.  Not rich overnight, and not without putting in the elbow grease, but quickly to a place where hope and momentum can replace fear and stagnation.

If you are seeking such an opportunity, you can Go check out Jeff Johnson’s Coaching Program, for example.  Believe in your goal to be someone who can think about something else besides money!

Funny thing is, I need some money in order to do that!

Heal your money-thoughts, whatever you do.  Break out of the negative scripts most of us have running constantly in our heads.  Our hope is that you will find a way to do so, and become more resilient and happy for the doing.