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Aggiestrong blog post title This is part two - a continuation of  Mindful Money Meditation.  Oh yeah, the old adage: " Money can't buy happiness. " This is one you need to rip from the pages of your brains. It's a clear indicator of a negative money mindset. While it is true that money alone can't make anyone happy, neither can passion or purpose alone. One must purposefully find something to do, that they are passionate about, that can make you lots of money. Then balance that out with their faith, family, friend and plenty of good food. All fun aside though, that saying is dangerous to your psyche and imminent success. Money and happiness are identical twins—Two peas in a pod. You have to look long and hard to find the difference. Recognize that, unless you intend on being a monk, you need money here on earth. Passion and purpose don't pay bills. So while you should find your passion and pursue your purpose, make sure that they lead you to the m

AggieStrong blog post title: Young woman sitting in lotus position with piggybank, laptop, etc Cr: Armia We all know by now that meditation is a powerful tool for releasing stress, anxiety, anger and pain. It's all mind over matter, isn't it? The good old law of attraction--what you focus on you get more of. But today, I want to share with you how to use meditation to control your spending habits and create a meaningful spending plan that reflects your values and is in alignment with your long-term financial goals. What Is Meditation? Google image: People meditating/praying in prostrate position For those of you who are not too familiar with this process, meditation is a tool people use to bring more awareness and clarity into their daily lives. In essence, what you are basically doing is sitting in sacred silence for however many minutes you want; and actively think and visualize about the things you wish to manifest in your life. At some point during the ex