What does it mean to have an abundant life?

Abundance may mean different things to different people. Many definitions of abundance have to do with religion. My perspective has to do with the combination of happiness with your health, money, and those around you.

A particular phrase has been bouncing around in my head for several years. I aim to enjoy “spending time with the people we value most instead of spending money on things we don't need.”

We can't possibly expect to have an abundant life if we're unconsciously perpetuating unhealthy habits, suffering financially, and aimlessly "barely surviving" through life. 

Abundance is a term that occurred to me when my family and I were at our lowest point financially, which also became the driver for me to help other women and mothers who share or have shared similar struggles.

No matter your background, income level, or age, you can begin to craft a life filled with Abundance. To fully appreciate what I mean by Abundance and what it may bring into your life, I want you to consider your own personal definition of the term while I share mine.

Money isn't everything, but it does buy us experiences, pay for medical bills, and allow us to, if managed well, have a low-stress, happy retirement. 

In this episode, listen for:

• What you may gain by actively participating in discussions about money, and why you should do so
• What I wished for on my 4th birthday and how it still holds true today
• The lessons my childen need to become “successful” adults and what that means 

In this episode, you’ll also hear:

[5:05] I couldn't help but observe that our earnings, expenditures, and savings were all affected by our mentality, routines, and actions

[6:54] Money is a necessary tool in our society 

[13:56] My vision of a prosperous future includes spending money in ways that improve my health and longevity so that I may make more happy memories with my loved ones

 

For my family, money means access to opportunities and comforts that would otherwise be out of reach. When we don't have to worry about where the money for the next thing is coming from, we can do things like buy the shoes we need to go for a walk or hire a housekeeper so that we can spend more time together.

I want to encourage you to reflect on your past aspirations and make an assessment of the actions you can do right now to move closer to realizing them.

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