Happiness
They say money doesn't buy happiness, but how you use your money can bring happiness.

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Focus your time, attention, and money in areas of your life that you have control over and that actually matter.

Thinking about a life free from struggles and setbacks is easy and tempting, but it should not be what we are after.

Living the good financial life means more than just saving for the future. It means living life on purpose, in-line with your values.

With everything you do, you will do it for the last time. This knowledge helps put time in perspective.

We only get a certain number of experiences with our time on Earth. Make sure you spend your time wisely.

What kind of life do you want? If you're like most, you don't know. You live life reacting. Living intentionally will bring you more joy.

The old saying is that there's no growth in the comfort zone. Putting yourself out there is how you find opportunities to grow and thrive.

Many of us learned some version of following the American Dream. While this may be a good starting point, it won't leave you satisfied.

It's common to view money as a goal. Money is worthless in and of itself, though. It's only a means to an end. Money is a tool you can use.

There's an old saying that the only constant in life is change. How we handle change determines the quality of our lives.

We feel a sense of satisfaction when we are living in alignment with what's most important to us. Thus, we need to know what's important.

Here are poems and songs that get at similar things to what I write and draw about. Life is short. Enjoy it. Be grateful!