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    WHAT MAKES YOU FREE
     
    Let's apply the idea of achieving personal power to your own life.

  • In what areas of your life would you want to feel personally powerful?

  • Is money involved in the attainment of all these goals, some of these goals, or none of these goals? If so, how much money?

  • What adjectives would best describe how you would feel about achieving personal power in your own life?

    Money = Freedom

    Money equals freedom is a myth that many of us hold dear. As long as we secretly, or not so secretly, cling to this one, we never have to ask ourselves what we really want to do with our lives, and what might be preventing us from doing it. We can comfortably tell ourselves, "If only I had more money, I'd be free to paint; write that novel; travel to Europe; change professions ... to do what I really want to do or what I was meant to do." And, of course, since doing some of the things we want to do in fact does cost money, the partial truth of this myth makes it convenient for us to hold on to it, instead of challenging the notion and perhaps achieving real freedom.

    Do you believe that Money = Freedom?

    If you think you may be controlled by this myth, determine whether you agree with the following statements:

  • Having more money would enable me to do what I really want to do in my life.

  • It is mainly money that is preventing me from doing what I really want to do.

  • Wealthy people are truly freer to create the kind of life they want.

  • The key to real freedom is to have enough money.

  • I often think wistfully about all the things I could do, and all the freedom I would have, if only I had more money.

    If you answered "true" to three or more of these statements, money equals freedom to you, at least to some degree.

    Debunking Money = Freedom

    If you believe that money equals freedom, here's an exercise you can do to begin challenging this notion. Identify and describe, in as much detail as possible, a few people you know personally, or have read or heard about, who:

  • Don't have a lot of money but seem very free to you.

  • Have a lot of money but don't seem to be free at all.


     
  • 1- Money Myths
  • 2- Happiness?
  • 3- What you spend your money on
  • 4- Lottery doesn't mean happiness
  • 5- Love and money
  • 6- Power
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  • 7- Money doesn't buy fulfillment
  • 8- What makes you free
  • 9- True freedom
  • 10- Self-worth
  • 11- Money and security
  • 12- Providing for family
  • 13- Security with family and friends






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