We’ve spoken on it incorrectly so much, that we’ve believed it.  It’s NOT money that is the root of all evil.  It is the LOVE OF SAID MONEY that is the foundation of ALL EVIL!  That’s important!  Most people pretend they don’t care about money so as to not appear or be labeled as ‘evil’.  Anything you don’t discuss can’t be important to you or have value.  That includes MONEY!

We are taught to value our visions creating boards for sight to make sure we do not forget them, well if having money is one of your aspirations TALK ABOUT IT!  Money is like a magnet; it is attracted to itself.  That was one of the first lessons I learned within my personal observation.  Like most people I lived from check-to-check.  I remember thinking, who doesn’t?  It was natural to me and seemed inevitable until I saved some money.

Saving money is a form of valuing money!  It is the foundation for money to build and grow.  When you can discipline yourself enough to NOT SPEND all the money you have, you will be amazed as to how easy that process begins a rippling effect.  Equally important is saving that money makes one value, look, evaluate where you spend money more!  You will begin to review your expenses; evaluate how much you spend and where you spend.

Valuing money means being cautious with investments, investing on purpose, being strategic about to whom you invest! 

• Valuing money means not spending every dime bring into your home. 
• Valuing money begins with a budget. 
• 90% of people do not know where their money is spent. They could estimate but they lack a real concrete number to attach to expenditures
• Valuing money means taking time to watch your money coming in and track it leaving
• Valuing money means evaluating ALL YOUR ACCOUNTS EVERY MONTH for accuracy and balances
• Valuing money means having more than one account, more than one bank

Think of it like this, the things you value receive your time and effort.  Your money must be the same way.  Figure out things you like, find room for improvement and implement those things.

You’ll never grow your money pretending you don’t care about it and money is important; it gives you options.

When a person or people worship money, he or she, aren’t careful, thoughtful or mindful as to how they make it at all.

Worshipping money is about a lack of integrity, thought-process, concern, values, and character.  To be ambitious isn’t the same as worshipping money.

VALUE YOUR COIN, BUT DO NOT BECOME A SLAVE TO IT.