A Buddhist Approach to Finding Joy in Your Money Life
Money is ________. You might say money is difficult, challenging, shameful, evil, confusing, necessary, or important. But, what about Finding Joy in Your Money Life? This blog succinctly shares powerful Buddhist teachings on the roots of our unhappiness, and how to create new habits that lead to a healthier, even a more joyous connection to money. You can do this! If you want a new way of relating to one of the most challenging aspects of life, read on!
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