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Why You Need To Value Your Money

 

Author: Dr Kem Thompson

How do you treat money? What are your thoughts about it? If you value something, you treat it with respect, right? Well do you value your money then? Or do you treat it recklessly, spending it whenever you feel like it?

Your attitude towards your money determines how you handle it.

Money is supposed to serve you, to meet your needs and the needs of others. If you use it unwisely though, it won't do what it's supposed to do for you. You actually repel money when you use it the wrong way.

Your money is a valuable seed that can yield you great financial harvests if you sow it properly.

Money is energy, and if you wish to attract more of it, you must become money-conscious, and intelligent. Educate yourself about money and how it works, then act on what you learn.

A key to financial freedom is to save a portion of your income and invest what you save. That way your money goes to work on your behalf, yielding you returns while you pursue other interests. Saving and investing shows that you value your money. Your money will in return, 'reward' you by growing and being enough to meet your needs.

Can't think of where to get the money to save?

Why not try this: stop buying things on impulse. What things, you say?

How about magazines, newspapers, cigarettes, snacks, buying lunch instead of packing lunch from home. Do you really need to have that CD single? Now I'm not asking you to deny yourself of these things. Just that you should budget for them. Factor them into your plans when you get your income.

Another key to your financial freedom is to give away a portion of it to the less fortunate. Remember how I said that money was energy? Well, when you give it away, you are operating from a place of abundance, and you attract even more abundance to yourself.

As John D. Rockefeller put it, whenever you receive any money,

. Give the first 10% to God or charity

. Pay yourself

. Save 10%

. Live within your means

. Account for every penny

Point is,if you look hard enough, you'll find ways to reduce unneccessary spending and increase your saving and giving. Make these two activities a habit (and ideally make all the above tips from Mr Rockefeller habits).

Value your money. Recognize its worth. Educate yourself about it. Treat it with respect, and you will reap great financial benefits.

Author Bio:

Dr Kem Thompson

Dr Kem Thompson is an International Speaker and Author. She teaches Success and Personal Development strategies in a down-to-earth fashion - even children 'get it'!

She has written the highly acclaimed Success Manual, 'Days of Success Collection' (currently being updated), as well as numerous articles published which continue to bring in good reviews from satisfied readers.

Dr Thompson is an accomplished speaker and trainer who delivers talks both live and virtually (teleconference, web conference) on how to harness any of 7 Beliefs of Highly Successful People (TM) to create outstanding results in life, work or business.

She lives in the United Kingdom and is also a practising physician while pursuing her passion of reaching a wider audience with her life-changing messages via the written and spoken word.

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