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LIVING LIFE LIKE MONEY


You probably wonder what living life like money relates to don't you? It is not about having a significant amount of money, and it isn't about having a great big bank account either so you can do whatever you want.

Value Beyond Crumpled And Wrinkled
Instead, life is like money because, barring destroying it with fire, it always has value no matter how crumpled it is, used, or if it is stained with coffee or magic marker or crayons used by a child thinking it is something to draw on.

Life is something like money in that you still have value no matter how many times you have been down trodden, or how often you have failed in your attempts to excel at a certain sport, or how many times you have failed to succeed in starting a successful business.

Who You Are Matters More
The bright spot here is that your value does not come from what you have or what you own or how many estates you have around the world or any of these materialistic things. Your value is who you are not what your wealth.

Failure Does Not Diminish Value
Many people who have failed often devalue themselves thinking that their failure demonstrated that they should never think of having more than they have had in the past.  Unfortunately, these types of people did not learn the most valuable lesson there is and that is failures are your best teacher.

The point is to learn from mistakes, take out what was done right, and then incorporate that planning and thinking into the next business.

Real Value Established Through Living To The Fullest
The value is in the person; the value is in the quest to move beyond that which comes easy; the value is who they are through hard times; the value is also who you become having surpassed ones own expectations. Do you want to be more like money?

Inspirational Quotes for Reflection:
"Fall seven times, stand up eight." Japanese Proverb

"The successful man will profit from his mistakes and try again in a different way." Dale Carnegie

"A failure is a man who has blundered, but is not able to cash in the experience." Elbert Hubbard..

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