A dozen problems were used to write the book, The Wealthy Gardener. And the final trouble-shooting section in the book points readers from these common problems to the “life lessons” that were written to address them.
Financial challenges exist to teach a lesson and then exit our lives. Our persistent money problems indicate an issue to be solved or a lesson to be learned. Spend hours to dig, study, and seek the one lesson that is seeking you.
We master our money by mastering ourselves. A meager garden is a sign of a gardener in need of growth. Find a problem below that you identify with, and then explore the life lessons related to this problem. Good luck.
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You want wealth but don’t trust you will have it.
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You are hesitant to set a goal for uncommon wealth.
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You want a balanced life, but you’re worried about money.
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Wealth is difficult due to your unique disadvantages.
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You are always busy but you have little financial direction.
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You struggle financially but reject the law of attraction.
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Your financial condition feels hopeless due to current trappings.
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You know what you want, but you don’t review written goals daily.
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You live in financial anxiety, doubt, fear and worry over your monthly bills.
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You are financially strapped, but you try to be happy.
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In your line of work, you are not inclined to be among the best.
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You’ve earned various incomes but have little cash in the bank.