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1. Who Decided Money Was Evil?

2. If you've ever had a serious discussion
about money, it's usually not fun.

3. Most of us have tons of conflicting
ideas and beliefs about money. We're
told it's "evil," or you have to
somehow do "evil" things to get it.

4. We see people that have a lot of
money and it's clear they've not been
the heroes of community service in
order to get it.

5. Maybe our mixed up beliefs about
money have been passed on through
the generations, by people who never
seemed to have enough.

6. It's certainly hard to want something,
not be able to get it, and yet be told at
the same time it's bad, or wanting
more of it is bad.

7. When it comes to inner-conflicts, we
humans sure have enough of them!

8. Which is why this little exercise is very
helpful.

9. It's based on the idea that money is
really just potential energy.

10. Potential energy for stuff. Wealth.
Higher order stuff that has been made
from lower order stuff.

11. Back in the old, old days, you made
stuff, and then traded it for other stuff.

12. Then money was invented, so you
could trade stuff for money today, and
trade the money back into stuff later
on.

13. The more money you had was just a
measure of how much stuff you've
made (or helped to make) that other
people wanted.

14. When I was a kid, we'd trade stuff at
school. Mostly our lunches. But
sometimes marbles, baseball cards,
and other stuff.

15. Nobody told us how to do that. We
just did it. You might say that trading
stuff for other stuff is in our DNA.

16. Money just makes it easier.

17. Anyhow, here's the exercise.

18. Before you buy something, imagine
the money is just a representation of
stuff you've made in the past, and the
stuff you're trading the money for (or
buying) is something somebody else
has made.

19. Put yourself in that little kid's mind.
Where you've got something, they've
got something, and you want to trade.

20. Actually visualize this in your mind
when you "pay for" whatever you are
getting.

21. Appreciate the trade. Appreciate that
what they've done is valuable to you,
and what you've done is valuable to
them.

22. Fully feel that appreciation when both
of you say, "Thanks."

23. The more you practice this, the more
you'll start to feel a natural, normal
affinity for money, and all the cool
stuff you can trade it for.

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