“Money Mentor” For Bari Tessler Linden
Have you ever heard the saying, “How you do one thing is how you do everything?”
This powerful idea can unlock rich ah-ha’s. And it’s one big reason why looking at the spaces we create (our homes), can have a huge ripple effect in every area of our lives — money, relationships, body, career, spirituality, and on and on.
Today, I want to talk about MONEY.
Particularly: how we can discover and support our money relationship by working with our space.
Because your relationship with your home can speak volumes about your relationship with money. And working directly with your home can be an incredible catalyst for shifting your money relationship — from the outside-in, and the inside-out.
I am so excited to share this teaching as a “Money Mentor” over Bari Tessler Linden’s blog today. (More about Bari’s amazing work below.)
Click here to read the full article…
“Our Homes Reveal What Matters To Us Most.
Just Like Our Checkbooks.”
You’ll learn:
- 6 common home design patterns that may mirror our relationship to money (from ultra-minimalist to clutter and everything in between.)
- Simple ways to clear space for more abundance in your home, life, and wallet.
- Why imbuing our homes with beauty and meaning is essential.
- How to know when extravagant purchases become too much of a good thing.
- How to upgrade your home when you’re short of funds — and why this is so important.
And if you don’t know Bari Tessler Linden and her amazing money work yet, let me tell you: She’s incredible! Bari has a gift for “un-shaming” our money “stuff” in deep, gentle, and nourishing ways. I’ve been a huge fan of her work for many years now and I am honored to be featured on her blog today.
Click here to read my article on Bari’s blog
(And be sure to peruse her beautiful site while you’re there!)
Finally, if you find this article useful and/or interesting I would love to hear from you in the comments below. Could you identify with one of the 6 types? Look forward to chatting with you!
Sending Love,
Rebecca