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Basically, it sucks and feels like crap. I’m so over being financially tragic. I don’t want to be angry at the Inland Revenue Department anymore for hoovering away a third of my earnings, for my taxes funding professional beneficiaries, or for paying extortionate levies just on the off-chance that one day I trip over my pencil in a terrifying workplace accident. There’s zero fun in all that and it’s boring, negative and pointless. I do want to change this loveless record playing round and round and round, where it’s hard to feel love for my creditors for wanting what I don’t have, and even more difficult to love myself when I feel so monetarily hopeless. I'm a seemingly intelligent person and the rest of my life rocks, so I'm sure there is a better way to operate...
Time to have 'words' with my Finance Department – the metaphorical one upstairs. It went something like this: "Now look here … this simply will not do … I already spend virtually nothing outside of mandatory survival expenses, like having a roof over my head and food … I’ve got a wonderful wee baby now and can’t be working all hours that God sends … remember Einstein’s definition of insanity … I want solutions, not problems from you”. I throw out the toys from The Larrikin's cot (again, metaphorically) and every financial freedom cliche I can think of. I emphasise the words passive and residual in relation to the type of income I desire. Then, and perhaps most significantly, with a simple eyelash bat I restructure the whole department. I fire the worrying jackass that has been running the show up until now (i.e. me) and instead appoint my crack Universal Flow Team.
I will keep you posted here on future accounts... In the meantime, I'm leaving you with the below Kelly Howell free guided Meditation to Create Abundance and Wealth. I like it a lot and her voice is heavenly. I even made it to the end still conscious once – quite a feat in my semi-permanent sleep deprived mama state. I came across it on Tharyn's blog. I don't know Tharyn at all, but here's a shout-out to him nevertheless for sharing his thoughts and other cool stuff, as I am enjoying very much :)
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