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We tend to have a fixed perspective on money. It can be a burdensome subject for many people and rarely one associated with ease and choice. If you are willing to explore new ways of thinking about money you may be able to identify what it actually means to you and how you can improve your relationship with it.
Can rethinking money BUY YOU Learn about frugality on the (unrelated) Frugtastic facebook group 4 ways to quit the rat race is a good episode to start with Explore Mr Money Mustache's blog Entertaining, inspiring advice on early retirement Follow The Voluntary Life podcast FREEDOM? Ideas to help you live on your own terms Listen to Barbara Stanny giving her perspective on money Her focus is on changing how women view money and power Tune into Radical Personal Finance More ideas on managing your money Listen to this perspective on money from Jose Mujica, former President of Uruguay Explore Early Retirement Extreme A thought-provoking blog which will make you question modern living You can start by listening to Kate's interview on the Unmistakeable Creative podcast Learn from Money: A Love Story This book can help you to think about your relationship with money
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