Nice post from Seth Godin

[nktokyo]

On thinking about money http://feedly.com/k/18ocO9i

[limeandpepper]

Nice indeed. I'd just finished reading one of his books, actually. He's a rather thought-provoking person.

[oldtoyota]

I like this one a lot:

"There's no difference (in terms of the money you have) between spending money and not earning money, no difference between not-spending money and getting a raise (actually, because of taxes, you're even better off not-spending). If you've got cable TV and a cell phone, you're spending $4,000 a year. $6,000 before taxes."

[totoro]

What a great post!

[arebelspy]

Enjoyed it, thanks for sharing.

Numbers 1 and 11 resonated with me.

1.  The amount of money you have has nothing to do with whether or not you're a good person. Being good with money is a little like being good with cards. People who are good at playing cards aren't better or worse than anyone else, they're just better at playing crazy eights.

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11. The way you feel about giving money to good causes has a lot to do with the way you feel about money.