Cut the Excuses: When You Expose the Lies of “I Need” and “I Have To,” You’ve Got Lots of Choices

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“Money doesn’t matter. Money isn’t important.”

So we say because we’re “supposed to.”

Yet…

Why aren’t you doing what matters to you, then? Why don’t you spend more time on what’s important?

“I can’t afford it.”