It’s so easy to get caught up in the external measures of success our society surrounds us with. But often these are not the dreams that still over our eyes in moments of wild abandon. We don’t dream of beaches, we dream of change, of hope, of transformation.
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Budgets are flexible.
In times of change or transition, it’s important to remind yourself that budgets aren’t carved in stone and sent by the gods. They are living, breathing documents that are meant to bend with the times. In simple months, perhaps this means you spent a little more on vacation (remember those?) than you meant to. SoContinue reading “Budgets are flexible.”
Throw MONEY at the problem.
Sometimes when you hit a roadblock, it may be easier to throw MONEY at the problem.
Protect your ass(ets)
In money and business, you are building a foundation to secure yourself for the long haul. You want a financial cushion that endures. tasks of money, like checking your bank statement for any charges that aren’t right, and in the protection part, where you make sure that your MONEY boat is tightly sealed to survive the storms ahead.
Buy what you love.
So much of value is the experience of it. White glove service feels so money. Economy class can feel bare bones. Yet the experience is not the offering.
Hard work leads to receiving.
When welcoming abundance, one of the best approaches is to work on receiving. Not the continual hustle of supply and demand, transactions and tasks.You release control and surrender to the experience at hand. But sometimes there are tasks in surrender.
What’s it worth for you?
Sometimes money is more than money. The numbers on the page (or screen) don’t reflect the real value of those bucks.
5 Self-Care Tips for Building Your Creative Reserves on a Budget
I built up the financial and emotional resources I needed to perform all over the world, branch out into content creation, and produce my own work, including the premiere of my first feature film in Europe this summer. Now, I coach creatives to do the same. Working with my clients, I’ve found there are five key ways you can build up your creative reserves in even the most stagnant period.