We know that steady investment into any fund or activity results in good growth. The challenge lies in maintaining a positive routine and keeping the momentum going. Also, the opposite notion is true too--steady investment in poor conduct, bad acts, and a negative routine will result in exponential struggle and harm. In summary, the small acts we engage in every day matter. What small acts build strength?
Be frugal
There's a difference between frugality and cheapness. When you're frugal, you spend money on what matters, but you don't waste money. Over time, when you're frugal, you can maintain or arrive at a positive level of income--a good economic balance which gives you greater capacity to be generous and have money for what you want to do.
Be kind
One authentic kind act after another builds a positive life.
Invest in positive growth and development
Where are you going and what do you want to be. Figure that out, and invest in that growth and development daily.
Living a good life depends on our daily investment--the small acts we engage in and decisions we make that contribute to the person we want to be and life we believe in.
Be frugal
There's a difference between frugality and cheapness. When you're frugal, you spend money on what matters, but you don't waste money. Over time, when you're frugal, you can maintain or arrive at a positive level of income--a good economic balance which gives you greater capacity to be generous and have money for what you want to do.
Be kind
One authentic kind act after another builds a positive life.
Invest in positive growth and development
Where are you going and what do you want to be. Figure that out, and invest in that growth and development daily.
Living a good life depends on our daily investment--the small acts we engage in and decisions we make that contribute to the person we want to be and life we believe in.