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Energy…the New Currency
Julie Murphy • June 11, 2010
As you all know…I love a good exercise to get the juices flowing in your mind. I want you to forget everything you’ve ever learned about cash flow. I don’t even want to you think about money as dollar bills, coins, check, credit cards, or account balances. Instead, I want you to think of money as a form of energy. Where do you choose to focus your energy? How do you nourish this energy? What or who around you drains you of that energy?
When you can view money as a flow between cash and energy you are able to recognize a flow between the two. This simple exercise will help you view your cash flow in a whole new way.
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