Financial Karma
Julie Murphy • October 6, 2010
Do you believe that you “get what you give” in this world? I do. Karma is a Hindu concept that the choices we make create consequences. As a result, every day we face the consequences of our choices – good and bad. Making up for past choices that create a negative present is seldom fun. Still, it provides an opportunity for personal development.
When you think about your spending and savings habits think about your financial Karma and make sure its in alignment with what you want your financial future to be.
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