Member since:
October 22, 2006

CLM 180º How Much Money is Enough?

January 10, 2009 09:13 AM EST (Updated: February 22, 2009 12:20 PM EST)

views: 30 | rating: 10/10 (2 votes) | comments: 5

Thoughtfully thinking, how much money is enough?

Is there a magic number to the amount of money that we need? Where does our evaluation of money fit into our lifestyle? Does it all depend on where we live and who we think we are?

Interesting questions, but they also reveal the very heart of mankind.

To answer this question honestly, means to think honestly. To think honestly means to have more of a conscious active life than a surface reactionary life.

If you had to answer this question, what would you say?

Tags: money, life, surface, question, honesty, honest, life styles, dollars, magic, reasoning, spirit, soul, heart, desire, humans, words, actions, thoughts, social, public, truths, study, questions answers, direction, reality, share, grow, internet, information, world wide web, points, think, learn, knowledge

To Groups: ! POWER POINTS !, !Point it Out!, Amylees Points r us, Carpel Tunnel Here We Come, Gimme 10!!!, LET'S GO 4 THE POINTS, Pleasing Points!!!!, PointMasters, Points for YOU points for ME, Posty Points, SCOUTING FOR POINTS, The Internet and Society

rate

link to this page

Bookmark this post:

Comments: 5

Qpon Lady Jan 10, 2009, 9:22am EST

Good question. In our case we are currently having sudden financial problems. We are learning to adapt, recycle, reuse, and simply to do without some things. The economy is not good. So I know many people are having problems. I don't really have a set number in mind. I think it is very easy to simply spend everything you make. Making more money is not ALWAYS the best solution. Although it certainly does suck to be without money when you need it badly.

reply to this comment

Ashley Prince Jan 10, 2009, 10:06am EST

Good one. Everyone is different. Everyone has there own idea of the perfect life. Mine would be enough money to run my ranch and pay bills with a little left over for unexpected expenses that may arise. I don't need a fancy car, or a big house. Just clothes on my back, food on the table, a roof over my head, and enough savings to feel secure. Around $15,000 for that "secure" feeling.

reply to this comment

Penny M. Jan 10, 2009, 1:48pm EST

MyHotComments
Thanks for posting to Endless Points

reply to this comment

libramoon C. Jan 10, 2009, 9:12pm EST

Money is never enough. Money is worthless until traded for goods/services. How much do you choose to use of goods/services? What would you like to do to get them?

reply to this comment