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Planting The Seeds of Your Financial Success: Part 2
Julie Murphy • May 28, 2009
Part of making sure that your Financial Garden is growing and thriving is to look at the 3 key parts: past, present, and future financial reality.
Brainstorm on moving in a directionally correct way. What components of your past and present will lead to financial abundance in the future? Look ahead at your financial future and what do you see?
In many of my past blog posts I talk about the power of setting your Financial Intentions. This is key in moving toward a financial future that is bright and promising. It’s kind of like planting your Financial Perennials every season!
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