Money is not a zero sum game.
Money is like love. The more you create, the more there is to go around.
We can all be rich and feel abundant.
Abundance flows to you and through you without depriving anyone else their abundance.
The problem is not that for me to have more you have less.
It’s actually a belief issue.
Money may not come to you in the way you expect
or the timing you expect
or even from the person you expect.
If you can drop those expectations, value is free to flow.
Believe in the value you create in the world, and there will be enough for everyone.
It seems like things have gotten so expensive. There are so many more things we have to buy and maintain to live in the 21st century… cars and phones and indoor plumbing, oh my!
Is it all worth it?
Are we richer or poorer than folks 100 years ago?
Are simpler times actually better or worse?
Listen in to find out what it was actually like to live in 1920 vs. today. (Spoiler: Less than 20% of homes had a stove.)
Ghandi tried to give away his money.
And people started throwing money at him.
It was like a money magnet turned on. (Remind me to invent one of those. Oh wait… there is one.)
Hear the story of Mark Boyle who decided to live for a year without making or spending money.
He went off the grid and came out with some pretty amazing ideas about how the world works.
“I’ve found that friendship, not money, is real security. That most western poverty is spiritual, and that independence is really interdependent.”