If I were to treat money the way I
treat sex, here is what I would do.
I would hold on to it a little
while and let it build, and I’d savor the moment with it. I would think of the
freedom and choices it could give me if I got intentional and centered and intuitive
with it.
I would hold it for awhile but not
hold it too tight. I would be conscious of the ebb and flow, the expansion and
contraction, the in and out of all things—including money.
I would be giving it and receiving
it and be conscious of the relationships I am building with it.
I would honor the relationships
that grow with the sharing of it and not have any more rules for how and when I
share it than I do for how to have healthy, abundant friendships and
relationships in my life.
If I were to treat money the way I
treat sex, I would honor it and keep it safe and respect it. I would honor the
power of it and the generosity of it. I would know that I could share it and
give it away and there will always be more. I would honor my yes and no and
maybe with it.
I would be as intentional with it
as I am with all other parts of my life.
It would be a part of me but not the
most important part of me. I would use it as a tool to create a life on this
earth that fits with my values and helps me be creative and do what I am meant
to do on this earth.
I would enjoy it by buying things
and experiences that are pleasurable.
I would let go of how it comes to
me so that I can be creative in all parts of my life, because nothing is more
important to me than living a creative life.
And I would fight for everyone to
have abundance, just as I fight for everyone to get to have empowered sexuality
in their life.
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