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Time is Money #2: Save By Adding Value in the Present: Financial Freedom, #117
Time is Money #2: Save By Adding Value in the Present: Financial Freedom, #117
Time is Money #2: Save By Adding Value in the Present: Financial Freedom, #117
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Are you trying to save money by working your job and putting money in a bank account? How's that working for you?

 

Saving is about your relationship with money. If you have a scarcity mindset, meaning you believe there is a limited amount of money, it'll be tough to save.

 

Conversely, having an abundance mindset means you can create money at any time—which you can.

 

Is it easier to save from your paycheck or walk someone's dog once a week for $20? That's right; by adding value to the world, you generate an additional income you can save.

 

Saving is the sum of all your good deeds and value-adds you do throughout the day. And once you learn to create money by adding value, you won't fear losing money. Good Luck!

 

LanguageEnglish
PublisherJoshua King
Release dateFeb 25, 2023
ISBN9798215897782
Time is Money #2: Save By Adding Value in the Present: Financial Freedom, #117

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    MILITARY FAMILY INVESTING | Joshua King | Home of the Free PDF

    Save By Adding Value in the Present

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    All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01  Time is Money #2: Save By Adding in the Present

    02  I’m Obsessed with Money, and You Should Be Too

    03  Welcome to Stress Freedom

    04  Middle-Class Investing 111: Complete

    05  What Limiting Beliefs Do You Have About Money?

    06  Scarcity vs. Abundance

    07  High-Yield Savings vs. CD Ladders vs. Savings Bonds

    08  Will Being Cheap Make You Rich?

    09  Know Yourself, Know Your Money

    10  Becoming an Entrepreneur #1

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    Time is Money #2

    Save By Adding Value in the Present

    01  Time is Money #2: Save By Adding in the Present

    02  I’m Obsessed with Money, and You Should Be Too

    03  Welcome to Stress Freedom

    04  Middle-Class Investing 111: Complete

    05  What Limiting Beliefs Do You Have About Money?

    06  Scarcity vs. Abundance

    07  High-Yield Savings vs. CD Ladders vs. Savings Bonds

    08  Will Being Cheap Make You Rich?

    09  Know Yourself, Know Your Money

    10  Becoming an Entrepreneur #1

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    01  Time is Money #2: Save By Adding in the Present

    Have you ever wondered why people save money? We all believe we have the answer, but it is still worth a deeper dive.

    We recently explored debt and how it keeps you focused on the past. Now it’s time to focus on today, which reduces much of our stress.

    What is saving? Most people think that saving is just an emergency fund, but it is much more than that.

    When is Enough Money, Enough Money?

    Saving, understanding, and having a positive relationship with money are crucial to reducing stress and being present in our current situation.

    It’s hard enough to have a family pizza night when you need to pay $3,000 to fix your air conditioner tomorrow. When you have $15,000 in savings, you can relax in the moment (although fixing anything will still piss you off).

    What is a positive relationship with money? Your relationship with money is critical to being able to save. Most of us inherit a negative association with money from our parents.

    If you grew up poor or middle class, you heard your parents say certain limiting beliefs about money. They say things like money doesn’t grow on trees or we can’t afford that.

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    These statements will give you the illusion of scarcity. Even worse, they lead you to believe that rich people are the only people who can

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