Meaningful Money Blog | Meaningful Money (2024)

Money Scripts are core beliefs we have about money. They represent our assumptions about the world and shape our automatic thoughts.

It's common for people to know what they're supposed to do yet not follow through. A simple way to think about behavior can help.

Risk involves more than just the likelihood of something happening. It also involves the consequences if it does happen.

We all have to "put on a show" sometimes. We have different personas to act out. No problem. The problem is knowing who you are at your core

Too much focus on the future means you'll miss out on your life. It's always present & the future only exists as a thought. Live for today.

Many of us hate to be bored and look for distractions. However, distracting ourselves is a great way to miss out on the life we were given.

Attention is all we have, and yet many of us float through life from circ*mstance to circ*mstance without paying attention to our lives.

Autonomy is a fundamental psychological need. When we feel as though we aren't making our own choices, we can feel lack of meaning in life.

Without pondering what we want out of life, we might end up on someone else's journey, and we may end up regretting it.

We all have stories we tell ourselves. Explore the impact of these often hidden narratives and rewrite your money story for personal growth.

The most important symbol on a tombstone is the dash. Explore how you can make the most of your time and money so you won't waste your dash.

Working too much is one of the top regrets people experience at the end of their lives. Sadly, working too much is celebrated and rewarded.

Your past is made up of events that you either deem important or not important. However, you can revisit your past and reassign importance.

Many people run away from life, distract themselves from life, or otherwise fail to accept life. But acceptance is the only way forward.

Common advice is to focus on what you can control. Yet, there's less guidance on what you can actually control.

Externalizing problems can help you see them more objectively and find solutions more effectively. Separate yourself from your problems.

We all have stories we tell ourselves. Explore the impact of these often hidden narratives and rewrite your money story for personal growth.

We usually judge our position in life compared to an unrealistic version of reality and always fall short. Choose a better reference point.

It's hard to feel like life is fun if you don't have time for play. But if you're only playing to make work better, you're missing the point

Everyone knows that exterior finance exists. Explore the overlooked side of money-interior finance. Discover the relationship between them.

The most important symbol on a tombstone is the dash. Explore how you can make the most of your time and money so you won't waste your dash.

Working too much is one of the top regrets people experience at the end of their lives. Sadly, working too much is celebrated and rewarded.

Too much focus on the future means you'll miss out on your life. It's always present & the future only exists as a thought. Live for today.

Many of us hate to be bored and look for distractions. However, distracting ourselves is a great way to miss out on the life we were given.

Attention is all we have, and yet many of us float through life from circ*mstance to circ*mstance without paying attention to our lives.

Many people run away from life, distract themselves from life, or otherwise fail to accept life. But acceptance is the only way forward.

We've all got inner narratives that were created at one time to be helpful. Rethinking these narratives helps us ensure they are helpful.

Money Scripts are core beliefs we have about money. They represent our assumptions about the world and shape our automatic thoughts.

It's common for people to know what they're supposed to do yet not follow through. A simple way to think about behavior can help.

Motivation describes why we do what we do. Nobody is unmotivated, although we may be motivated to do something besides what's good for us.

It's easy for us to see how others may take some aspects of their life for granted, but we overlook how we might be doing the same.

Your past is made up of events that you either deem important or not important. However, you can revisit your past and reassign importance.