by Guest | Jan 7, 2023 | Goals, Happiness, Money Mindset, Personal Growth
In The Thinker’s Way, author John Chaffee describes the word value as “the general term we use to characterize anything that possesses intrinsic worth, that we prize, esteem, and regard highly based on clearly defined standards.” Chaffe further explains, “you may...
by Guest | Aug 10, 2018 | Money Mindset
Satisfaction The word “satisfaction” describes a feeling of fulfillment or contentment. Its meaning is relative and often dependent on each person’s definition of success as applied to specific areas of life. Therefore, in the area of finances, satisfaction is more...
by Guest | Apr 20, 2018 | Money Mindset
Is it possible to discuss spending and saving without mentioning the word “budget”? Many people—and plenty of so-called financial experts—insist you can’t pay your bills, set enough money aside for retirement or understand your spending unless you create and follow a...
by Guest | Apr 6, 2018 | Money Mindset
Learning good money management habits and basic financial knowledge will help to increase your confidence in making good financial decisions. But, more importantly, a growing understanding of the underlying emotional motivators that shape your attitudes and behaviors...
by Guest | Jun 30, 2017 | Money Mindset
Do you know someone who is really smart, but makes really dumb decisions when it comes to money? These individuals are likely to be successful in other endeavors, but their financial lives are out of kilter. Here are a few examples: Joan has a great job and earns a...
by Guest | Nov 6, 2015 | Financial Life Plan, Happiness, Money Mindset
Values are the essential meanings relating to what is desirable or has worth. Like “quality of life,” values are subjective in meaning and unique to each individual. In a nutshell, our values reflect what matters most to us. When thinking about values, we often think...
