No. This is very common, but it is not normal You can change your relationship with money. It requires a powerful vision of WHY you want to change, otherwise you will unconsciously seek out the same feelings over & over

@thekevinmcp We hired a wildlife photographer to come with us on safari, teach us how to photograph wildlife, then every evening we'd do a photo critique I have to share my favorite ones on IG soon

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Republicans essentially have no popular policies. When people hear actual Republican policies neutrally explained to them, they hate the policies, including: - Restricting access to abortion - Cutting taxes on the rich - Reducing access to healthcare - Massive subsidies to

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Yes! This is how you do it You can also "train" to become better at: - Public speaking - Losing weight / gaining muscle - Money management - Being attractive - Style - Becoming compassionate - Earning more money - Productivity - Posture

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Trump supporter begins to realize she may die without health insurance, which Republicans are taking away from millions of Americans

This is extremely insightful. It reminds me of what I see with people's money The vast majority of people think "managing money" means "making sure paying bills are paid on time" (interestingly, this is especially pronounced among women -- you can hear this on my podcast nearly

"You're terrible! You basically tell people to spend more money as they make more money" Yes. As you make more money, you should spend more on the things you love The point of money is not to hoard it. The point of money is to live a Rich Life

This is how people come on my podcast, except with money

In America, the ultra wealthy are also on government assistance. They just don’t call it that (Read full thread)

People in the comments: “It’s different. That’s your OWN money. Poor people are being GIVEN this money” No. SNAP and tax breaks are both government assistance. They are intentional policy decisions that America made, just delivered differently. SNAP is a direct benefit for the

People in the comments: “It’s different. That’s your OWN money. Poor people are being GIVEN this money” No. SNAP and tax breaks are both government assistance. They are intentional policy decisions that America made, just delivered differently. SNAP is a direct benefit for the

How about this cashmere coat? Or this $5,000+/night hotel? Notice you've never seen a conversation policing how guys like me can spend the millions in tax benefits that the government gives us, but there are thousands of people arguing against poor people buying Doritos

Is it OK if I, Ramit Sethi, buy this with my millions of dollars of tax benefits?

Interesting that Americans love to debate whether poor people should be allowed to buy Coke with their SNAP benefits, but nobody ever creates rules for me -- the recipient of tens of millions of dollars of lifetime tax breaks -- on what I can or cannot buy with my money

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How come everyone on fintwit eagerly agrees you should “live beneath your means” but they almost never calculate [housing TCO / gross income], buy vs rent, the 28/36 Rule, AUM fees, the costs of buying a new car every 6 years, or even Phantom Costs of their vacation