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Last weekend, my wife and I attended the Millionaire Mind Intensive Seminar (MMI) in Berlin from and with T. Harv Eker.
Please watch this quick video first:
My wife and I love personal development and deeply believe that personal development is a crucial part of life for anyone in any business, in any area of life and at any age.
That’s why we started our conscious personal development journey four years ago and spent close to 30,000 € (euros, not $) for personal development.
We have never worried about the cost, but we were not happy with the results and especially the time frame these trainings required.
We were told that it takes longtime and believed it.
We don’t have issues with investing time and patience, of course not. But what if there was a quicker way to feel and see immediate results ?
In our former seminars, we felt kind of confused after the seminar and saw the mountain of work ahead of us.
We knew that we were supposed to be stronger than people who don’t do personal development.
Isn’t it interesting that we felt weaker instead ?
Now, after these three days, we feel excited and we still have a mountain of work ahead of us.
The important difference is however that we were able to resolve huge emotional issues on spot in an incredibly – and I mean incredibly – short period of time – together with 1,300 other people.
So now, as homework, we don’t have to work on the issues but on creating our new life based upon inner strength and not perceived weakness.
We know very well that all the other seminars prepared the soil for this one and for these breakthroughs. Our former seminars especially allowed us to make peace with our parents and re-create a harmonious and empowering relationship between my wife and me and between us and our kids. That is priceless, is it not ?
However, the weakness of the other seminars was the topic of riches and wealth.
That is completely different with T. Harv Eker’s seminars: They start with the topic of money which is by far the biggest taboo topic in our Western World and number 1 killer of relationships and marriages. Hypocrisy all over the place. Aren’t most people brainwashed to be poor ?
The biggest flaw of all is the competition between love and money. “Love is more important than money.” What is the comparison ? What is more important, the arm or the leg ? Chances are we need both, the leg to walk and the arm to eat, to write etc.
Starting with the topic of money, they get all the other topics as well, such as gratitude and love. Money as an “excuse” for personal development and growth.
So we were weeding out negative thoughts and negative emotions, first and foremost the most debilitating of all – ANGER.
We are saying all that in hindsight.
That was different before the MMI seminar because “life changing weekend” is a strong word and definitely creates high expectations, doesn’t it ? That’s why, we were rather skeptical when we got to Berlin… Deep down, we wanted to break the money curse that we felt in our lives, our souls and our bodies.
Now stay tuned – I am going to share with you in The Millionaire Mind Intensive Seminar – How To Undo The Brainwashing To Poverty Pt. 1 what my issues were and how I resolved them.
You may want to go my post about my insane fear of poverty first because it is closely related to that one.
You have a MILLIONAIRE MIND !
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Oliver Tausend
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Twitter: MikeTSherratt
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I love this post Oliver it is true what you are saying if you give up the feeling of being broke and unhappy, you see that it does take time to build online and once you get to a point that changes your circumstances your at a point of seeing that all this hard work is worth it and you are making a difference to peoples life’s
I have shared this on all the networks for you aswell buddy, Keep doing what you are doing I love the value you give..
Mike
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Oliver Reply:
April 14th, 2011 at 22:02
Hi Mike,
thanks for your comment. I cringe when I hear that:”You don’t have to have money to be happy.” Of course you haven’t but it likes more enjoyable and bit easier unless you’re a monk. (Nothing against monks)
Thanks for sharing my posts my friend, I am “only” doing what I feel my mission is
Take care
Oliver
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I really believe that what you say here, in your title is true. Absolutely true.
I know that in my own experience, for so many years- I just didn’t think someone like me could ever break the cycle of poverty in my life. Then when I did step out and I did take risks- oh, the intense fear I sometimes feel is just awful. I have been questioning that fear a great deal here recently, wondering why- why on earth would I fear something like this?
The answer is all the self doubt I still hold. I am seeing a great deal of that and anger in commentary about my recent news piece, and I think that so many people just get knocked so far down, they forget how to get back up.
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Oliver Reply:
April 14th, 2011 at 21:58
Hi,
congratulations on taking action to move beyond your fears and self-doubt. It’s there where life is found.
Thanks for your comment.
Take care
Oliver
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great post about a really exciting experience in your life. I look forward to reading your next post.
I like how you made the differentiation between this seminar and how you were impacted compared to others you had attended.
It is inspiring to me that this one allowed you to clear up so much of the “issues” (I think you called them) in order to produce the results and life you desire and deserve.
Again, thanks!
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Oliver Reply:
April 14th, 2011 at 21:50
Hi Steve,
I am fully aware that this comparison is a bit unfair because the former seminars definitely prepared the soil for the later seminars, like the MMI. I already knew about most of the techniques and I trusted them that they work because I experienced it. It’s how they applied these techniques and their intensity that made the difference.
Thanks for your comment.
Take care
Oliver
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Wow! Sounds like it was amazing experience, Oliver! It also sounds like you were working up to this moment. I wholeheartedly agree with the importance of personal development and it’s so motivating to hear how much you’ve invested in your own growth and development, the basis of a solid and successful business, in my humble opinion. =)
Thanks for bringing up the foolishness of setting love and money up for competition. It’s so true that they are both equally necessary for different reasons. Although I believe that we can still value one more than another, there’s always a minimum for optimal growth.
Refreshing to read one of your posts again, Oliver! =)
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Oliver Reply:
April 14th, 2011 at 21:47
Hi Samantha,
bottom line is we always we need both, love and money. You can’t carry love to the bank and you don’t tell your kids that you “money” them instead of loving them. They’re completely unrelated. They have in common that they’re both energy and spiritual. Even though money is countable, it’s not material.
Thanks for your comment.
Take care
Oliver
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Hi Oliver, 30,000 € is a huge investment. And as you grow, I’m certain that you will not hesitate to invest more of your time and cold hard cash on personal development. As you said, personal development is key for personal growth.
Some people would say that this investment is not worth it and they are the same people who are living unhappy, unfulfilled lives and even perhaps working dead end jobs just to pay off their maxed out credit cards which they used the money for gadgets and entertainment that for certain will never serve them in terms of accumulating wealth.
On a positive note, it’s never too late too get started on the road of personal development and the financial rewards far outweigh the initial investment.
Thank you Oliver.
Stephane
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Oliver Reply:
April 14th, 2011 at 00:48
Hi Stephane,
thanks for your comment. 30,000 € is a lot of money. Of course, I would invest more money when necessary. Thanks to our Mental Cleanse, we can do personal development on an ongoing basis and keep our credit card safely in our pocket. It’s incredible how the Mental Cleanse also helps to prepare the soil and plant the seeds, for free. You can’t buy motivation, passion and dedication. So it’s never about the money.
Without the Mental Cleanse, I wouldn’t have had major breakthroughs because it’s the lesson plan about the fear of poverty that got me there – I realized how much emotion still lays on this one.
Be blessed
Oliver
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Twitter: janetcallaway
says:
Oliver, aloha. Thx so much for taking me to Berlin. It was my first time there.
T. Harv must be everywhere these days which is a good thing because he can help so many people. Rownea, who you know, just attended one of his seminars in Singapore and 2 friends of mine in Colorado attended one within the last month.
My friends in Colorado attended the MMI as well and they are as pleased with the results as you are.
Like you, Oliver, they were able to release many limiting beliefs. They were able to trace the origins of their lack mentalities and release them.
Oliver, I am so happy to hear that you and your wife found the mechanism to allow you to take this quantum step forward. Also, I think that it is terrific that your wife is as interested in personal development as you are.
Wishing you all the best, Oliver. Aloha. Janet
P.S. After reading your post, I am inspired to take out my CD set of The Millionaire Mind. I will start listening to it again today.
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Oliver Reply:
April 14th, 2011 at 21:45
Hi Janet,
great to hear that I was able to inspire you, thanks for letting me know.
One of the greatest blessings in my life is that my wife is sitting in the same boat I do (or vice versa, doesn’t really matter).
Harv is all over the place, not necessarily personally, but his trainers. When we did the seminar in Berlin, there were seminars simultaneously in Melbourne, Calgary, L.A. and New Jersey.
Thanks for your comment.
Take care
Oliver
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Hi Oliver!
This is a very titillating post. Really got me into thinking. You know about this indoctrination happening in most leftist groups? They have been fed information that do not allow them to question or critically examine what is being presented to them. They just accept it. Same thing with believing that you can never be a millionaire. If you take it hook, line, and sinker for the rest of your life, then you can just never move on into becoming one.
Excited to learn some more about having a Millionaire Mind.
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Oliver Reply:
April 14th, 2011 at 21:40
Hi Elmar,
it seems to be obvious that leftist groups are more likely to brainwash their supporters. But at least you know what to expect. I am certainly not a supporter of leftist political organizations. What really caught my attention however was an advertisement of Gregor Gysi (PDS, ex-SED of the GDR) in the federal election campaign in autumn 2009 in Germany. It said: “Wealth for all.” Lol, I doubt that he has the same picture in mind I have when I hear that.
Even worse than leftist brainwashing is the subtle brainwashing of socially accepted groups like churches and the conservative establishment, especially in the area of education. They would kill the goose that lays golden eggs before it ever laid one.
As always, I appreciate your comment.
Take care
Oliver
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Twitter: marcus_baker
says:
Hi Oliver,
I have come to undertand that “exorcising” our self limiting beliefs is a life long journey.
As the saying goes, “When the student is ready the teacher appears.” which is exactly what seems to have been the case for you and your wife.
It’s liberating to be shedding layers and I congratulate you again for your courage to forge ahead.
~Marcus
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Oliver Reply:
April 14th, 2011 at 21:32
Hi Marcus,
to get these tickets for free (!) it required me to attend a three day internet marketing seminar of the worst kind because it consisted of 80 % sales pitches. Without really knowing why I stayed there until the end of day three and then they shared the free tickets for the MMI. Then I knew what kept me staying. Everything happens for a reason.
Exorcising fear – yes and no. I don’t think that we should ever get rid of it. Probably it’s part of human nature. It’s how we deal with it that makes the difference. Whether we chicken out (poor chicken !) or if we simply go ahead beyond our fears. If we never feel fear in our lives, chances are we’re not challenging ourselves enough. The “arrow exercise” was very enlightening.
Thanks for your comment.
Take care
Oliver
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Marcus Baker
Twitter: marcus_baker
Reply:
April 15th, 2011 at 01:10
Oh no Oliver, I have been to internet seminars like that and they are really challenging so bravo to you for sitting through that to get what you really wanted.
Agreed on your thoughyts about fear. Without contrast there is no expansion. Period.
This is why I always tell people to welcome when they are getting what they don’t want in life as it is this which allows them to know what they do want. The problem for most is that we continue to focus on “what is”, manifested reality when in effect as far as thought vibration is concerned it is history. It is only bt focusing on whwre we are going that we can change our future reality.
Have a great day,
Marcus
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Oliver Reply:
April 15th, 2011 at 10:14
Hi Marcus,
a warrior finishes what he starts. Most people fail because they don’t finish what they began. When I came home from the first day of this seminar at night, I was telling my family that I was considering to stay at home for the rest of the weekend. Then my oldest daughter said: “You booked it, you paid for it, you attend it. Period. ”
I am so proud of her.
Take care
Oliver
Great post, Oliver! I’ve read his book twice, and I’ve learned a lot from it. My wife is reading it now as well, and it is amazing how many “light bulb” moments she has had since reading it about her attitudes about money. We’re reading some marriage books now as well, but I think that reading about the subject has definitely helped, because now we have a better focus when things go wrong financially and we can see the light at the end of the tunnel and realize it’s not a train. I would recommend the book for couples as well.
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Oliver Reply:
April 14th, 2011 at 21:21
Hi Steve,
his book is a must for couples because they hardly ever argue about money but about their attitudes towards money.
Great to hear that your wife is sitting in the same boat. That is so important and probably the thing I am the most grateful for at the moment.
Take care
Oliver
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Hi Oliver,
Thank you for sharing with us your and your wife’s experience with MMI. I can certainly feel how recharged and rejuvenated you are after that weekend. I love how you put so much emotions in your audio version too!
Everything you said here, Oliver has prepared you so well to be a mentor. The very reason that I feel so proud and privileged that I got to know you! Seems like there is no such thing as “too much” when it comes to personal development, huh? It’s actually a never ending pursuit of personal excellence, and it allows us to live our lives with passion.
I look forward to the continuation of this post, and I truly hope to meet you and your wife in Germany or in Malaysia this October
- Rowena
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Oliver Reply:
April 14th, 2011 at 21:13
Hi Rowena,
thank you my friend. I felt the emotions myself in the audio. My voice is still hoarse and almost sounds like Harv’s (with another accent of course) “I admire and model rich people.” Right ?
You are right on that there’s no such thing as a too much in PD. I also loved on the MMI that I could be like I am, ecstatic, crying, in meditation and nobody interfered with me.
We are really looking forward to meeting you in person. Are you on the Enlightened Warrior Training as well ? They told us that it’s only an hour from Singapore but I dont know if they were talking about an hour by plane or by car or bus.
If I remember correctly, it takes an hour to fly from Singapore to KL.
You and Jonathan are more than welcome in Germany and we would also be happy to meet in Asia, either in Malaysia or Singapore.
I can’t thank you enough for sharing the post about the Youngest Enlightened Warrior – it really got us thinking
Take care
Oliver
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Twitter: JymTarrant
says:
Great to hear of your experiences with Harv’s seminar Oliver!
You’re right ‘life changing’ is a big call, but for those who dive in with real commitment and totality to the work happening at these seminars, they are exactly that.
The thing I love about it all, is that they go way beyond just money and wealth – one begins to realize that financial freedom is more about the person you have to become to really be wealthy than it is about the money.
Thanks for sharing and YOU HAVE A MILLIONAIRE MIND!
Jym
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Oliver Reply:
April 14th, 2011 at 21:05
Hi Jym,
thanks for your comment. You are right that being really committed and working @seminar is highly important. People who are “too cool for school” will be disappointed. Chances are they blame everybody else and don’t see that they created the disappointment themselves.
At least with my type of poverty programming it’s the best way to start personal development with the topic of money. You get all other topics anyway. And I guess I am not alone.
You have a millionaire mind, my friend. High 5 !
Take care
Oliver
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Hi Lisa,
oh yes, that bargaining with the universe, I can so relate. When I think of something stupod, the “Eye in the sky” song by Alan Parsons Project comes into my mind:”I am the maker of rules, dealing with fools…”
It definitely gets easier once we understand that we can have it all and we accept that we are worth it.
Thanks for your comment.
Come back soon and take care
Oliver
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Lisa Reply:
April 15th, 2011 at 15:34
I love that song and those lyrics are brilliant. Music is so amazing that way
Thanks and blessings for the work you do.
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Oliver Reply:
April 16th, 2011 at 19:07
Thanks Lisa
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Thank you, Oliver, for sharing your experiences with us like you always do
It’s all about mindset (which honestly most people don’t know how (or care to) change since we are not taught how to think differently, think for ourselves, and not do what everyone else is doing – so yes as a human race, most are brainwashed to be poor! I blame our countries with shabby school systems, religious exploits, and the overall “control” aspect of society but that’s another story LOL
Fortunately, some of us wake up and decide not to be in the brainwashed/sleep state anymore and have the generosity to help others wake up as well – that being people like you
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Oliver Reply:
April 15th, 2011 at 10:19
Hi Kesha,
thanks for your comment. The job of our mind is too keep us in the place we are at the moment. Its job is not to make us happy or rich if that is not the place we are at the moment.
Of course, our school system are BS – they’re not teaching the most important subjects such as money, love and happiness. Blaming them doesn’t get us very far however. It’s our job and responisbility as parents to make sure that our kids get everything they need. For those who believe that their education is complete when they finish school or college, sayonara.
Take care
Oliver
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Hi Oliver,
Spending money on yourself for self development is a good investment. I see way to many individuals spending money on other items for themselves that just isn’t going to help them one bit. Looking forward to see the transformation you’ll be going through.
Have a great day…
Josh
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Oliver Reply:
April 15th, 2011 at 10:06
Hi Josh,
thank you for your wishes and your comment.
It always amazes that people are willing to spend a lot of money on doodads but not for personal development and learning. Everybody knows that we have to learn a language to be able to speak it. On the other hand, most people seem to believe that money consciousness, happiness and loving relationships can’t be learned or don’t have to be learned.
Take care
Oliver
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Twitter: MavisNong
says:
Hey Oliver,
Agreed – spending money on personal development is a must. Successful people work more on themselves than on their businesses
It sounds like you had an amazing time at the seminar. I look forward to your next post.
Thanks for sharing your personal experience as always.
All the best,
Mavis
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Oliver Reply:
April 16th, 2011 at 19:07
Hi Mavis,
I partially disagree and agree, lol. Personal development is a must, you don’t have to pay a lot of money for it, at least not everything costs a lot of money. These breakthroughs on the MMI seminar woudn’t have been possible without the constant weekly “soul massage” on our free Mental Cleanse call. It definitely perpared the soil. By the way, we got the tickets for the MMI for free as well because they want to conquer the German market.
So there’s sometimes a free lunch in the world !
Of course, you have to be willing to pay money if necessary.
Regardless if it costs money or not: The currency we pay in is never money. The currency is committment and dedication, passion and our time.
Thanks for your comment.
Take care
Oliver
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Oliver, I’m finally getting caught up on your event. I have been quite busy stretching myself with Prove It 2011!
I am so pleased, (over the moon) that you enjoyed your weekend. I think I will have to catch one next time he’s around our parts, or close (ish).
I had a conversation with Marcus a while back, and we talked about Personal Development and how ‘personal’ it is. In fact, I am planning to write a post on exactly this.
I know how you cat attend different events and feel good, but luke warm in other ways. It seems to me that this was just the thing you needed. I know they are not ‘cheap’ but at least you look at it as the investment it is.
I’m right behind you with your train of thought. That’s why I love Personal Development, not only to get the most out of life, but also for my family relationships.
Thanks Oliver!
Jayne
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Oliver Reply:
April 17th, 2011 at 11:26
Hi Jayne,
you sure will have the opportunity to attend one of his events in Canada. When we were in Berlin, they held another MMI in Calgary simultaneously which is not close to your location, I know, because Canada so large a country.
More expensive than attending seminars is not attending them. With that said, I want to stress that not every seminar costs a lot of money – we got the tickets for the MMI for free. The Enlightened Warrior Training Camp we’re going to do in October, won’t be for free, at least we haven’t found a sponsor yet (except for the flight, lol). In addition to that, our ongoing weekly Mental Cleanse call is completely free. Without this mastermind group no huge breakthroughs at the MMI. It prepared the soil.
Thanks for your comment.
Take care
Oliver
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Hi Oliver,
I strongly believe that if you want to have a lot of money, the easiest way to get them is to not think and work just for the money. Once you put your life in place and work hard with determination, money will come.
Thinking about earning money all the time builds up stress that leads to mistakes you wouldn’t do in normal circumstances. Like a gambler that’s on his last money and needs to choose the winning team. Knowing it’s his last chance will get him too scared to take chances that could bring higher profits.
My main idea is, all those courses focusing on the topic of riches and wealth are incomplete.
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Oliver Reply:
April 19th, 2011 at 14:51
Hi Maria,
I believe that money is important. That doesn’t mean that I am overyl attached to it, especially emotionally. I rule my money, money doesn’t rule me.
Thanks for your comment.
Take care
Oliver
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Hi Oliver! I’m also thinking of attending a personality development seminar because I always feel insecure no matter what my achievements are. In our office alone, I always beat my sales quota, and I’ve been receiving recognition but something inside me tells that I could do more that I should develop some more skills. Thanks for opening my mind.
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Oliver Reply:
April 19th, 2011 at 14:48
Hi Justine,
that’s definitely an issue because it will prevent you from living your life to the fullest.
Thanks for your comment.
Take care
Oliver
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Hi Oliver,
I completely agree that investing on oneself is the best possible investment one can make. If we don’t invest in ourselves, who will?
I have gone through the Millionaire Mind but haven’t yet had the chance to participate in any seminar. I really liked the book – in fact I would say it was the one of the best books I have read.
Its been a while since I read the book but couple of concepts really stuck in my mind. First was in making a choice – why choose between money and that (whatever that may be), when you should have both.
The second was mention about being a warrior. “I will either achieve that or die trying” (words to this effect). This was really inspiring for me.
-Amanda
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Oliver Reply:
January 16th, 2012 at 12:20
Hi Amanda,
what you say points directly to Jim Rohn’s famous quote that we should work harder on ourselves than on our job.
Thanks for pointing that out.
Be blessed
Oliver
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Twitter: davidsneen
says:
The poverty mindset is deeply ingrained in the minds of many. Your three day workshop will enable you to help many people unlearn that mindset. Bravo to you for going. Your article shows that you benefited and are helping others.
Poverty may not make everyone miserable. But, here is food for thought. Do you know people who have put off key events in their life—events that promised much happiness, until they had reached a certain financial milestone. Money may not buy happiness, but the absence of money can certainly lead to unhappiness.
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Oliver Reply:
January 30th, 2012 at 19:47
Hi David,
that remains me of a Jewish saying: Nothing is as good with money as it is bad without money. Yes, money doesn’t buy happiness, but poverty does not busy happiness either, does it ?
Thanks for your comment.
Take care
Oliver
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