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A Woman's Book of Money and Spiritual Vision: Putting Your Financial Values into Spiritual Perspective
What does money mean to you? Money is never neutral. It triggers powerful emotions and conflicting messages-especially for women. This complete "workshop in a book" walks readers through the Six Stages of the Money Journey Circle, including worksheets and journaling exercises designed to uncover the hidden meaning of money in your life and to bring your financial life into alignment with your core values. The stages consist of uncovering hidden messages, identifying a money autobiography, bringing out facts and feelings, creating alignment, finding your dream, and taking action.
224 pages, Paperback
First published February 6, 2004
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April 15, 2008
Money and spirituality, most of us think that this phrase is an oxymoron. Many of us have been taught that you either take a job where the money is good or you follow your heart to the work that feeds your soul. There is no middle ground.
Just as we gain our core values about spirituality during our early years, we also learn about money in the same way. We see the way that our parents and grandparent talk (or don't talk) about money, how financial issues are solved in the family, and even how gender relates to differential responsibilities in these areas. Then, without even thinking about it, we react according to those values and rules.
The Woman's Book of Money and Spiritual Vision states that making money and living your passion are completely compatible. The only thing really stopping us from having success in both areas is our lack of awareness when it comes to our values and motivations. Simply put, we become our own worst enemy when we continue to keep beliefs that no longer suit our particular situation.
I agree, I believe that The Woman's Book of Money and Spiritual Vision brings up a very good point. In order to understand our spiritual purpose we have to dig deep within. Why wouldn't we do so with all of our beliefs?
Just as we gain our core values about spirituality during our early years, we also learn about money in the same way. We see the way that our parents and grandparent talk (or don't talk) about money, how financial issues are solved in the family, and even how gender relates to differential responsibilities in these areas. Then, without even thinking about it, we react according to those values and rules.
The Woman's Book of Money and Spiritual Vision states that making money and living your passion are completely compatible. The only thing really stopping us from having success in both areas is our lack of awareness when it comes to our values and motivations. Simply put, we become our own worst enemy when we continue to keep beliefs that no longer suit our particular situation.
I agree, I believe that The Woman's Book of Money and Spiritual Vision brings up a very good point. In order to understand our spiritual purpose we have to dig deep within. Why wouldn't we do so with all of our beliefs?
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