Money Confession – Distorted
By Jeffrey Strain, September 28th, 2007 | 3 Comments »
There are a lot of hidden money secrets that we keep to ourselves. I have been asking people to share theirs with me. This is confession number 67 in the series:
“I’ve had a distorted view of money all my life. Only now am I coming to terms that money isn’t bad.”
Other confession already listed:
- The First 25 Confessions
- Confessions #26 – #50
- Wedding
- D.I.Y.
- Paycheck to Paycheck
- Money from Purse
- Tax Cheat
- Baby Clothes
- Rainbow
- Parking Meters
- Car
- Cigarettes
- Generosity
- Borrowing Money
- Life Choices
- Taxes & Pennies
- Rich
- Vending Machine
This confession image courtesy of Automania
I really love your financial confessions series. It’s amazing what people say… or do…
I was especially amazed by the guy a few months ago that confessed he was going through the drawers of everybody at work to find out their secrets, and then keeping any candy he finds as payment for keeping quiet. Dude!
I think this is one of the biggest hurdles for people to overcome – their distorted view of many. It is so true that for most people money is an emotional tool.
MONEY ISN’T BAD,BUT WHAT YOU LET IT MAKE YOU DO COULD BE REAL BAD. LEARN HOW TO PUT THINGS INTO PERSPECTIVE MAN