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"How to Feel Better About Your Money"

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Money is one of the most common reasons for stress for most people, and can be the roots of many life problems. However, studies suggested that how you feel about money won't have anything to do with how much you earn, but rather what you do with it.

This is a common misconception for most people. We blame our dead-end jobs and our crappy boss for our stress. However, how you spend your money, and your attitude towards saving or investing will affect your happiness more than increasing your earnings.

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These are some notable things you might do to improve your attitude towards money, and how to feel better with what you have:

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1. Set a Long-Term Money Goal and Milestones

Simply having a clearer picture of what you want to do with your money in the next five years can improve your feelings toward what you have.

If you are more of a numbers person, you can do a financial projection for your personal life. If you are more of a creative person, you can make a vision board, mind nodes, or any creative tools that might assist you.

Collect pictures from the internet or magazine for your dream house or car, holiday destination, your dream wedding, or anything that might be your long-term goal.

2. Buy a Nicer Wallet

Simply having a nicer wallet, or handbags for women can make you feel more abundant. It doesn't have to be expensive, simply give yourself a nice upgrade and feel better about it.

It may seem far-fetched, but the illusion of abundance can make you feel better. Try it.

3. Talk to Your Friends

Your friends might be the main reason for your overspending, but you can change it. Deep down inside, they might also feel the same stress towards their spending as you do.

Be open to them about your desire to save more and have smarter spending. Who knows, you might also have a partner in crime in your money paradigm shift.

4. Have a Short-Term Goals, and Reward Yourself

Have a short-term saving goal, like saving $100 in a month. If you are successful in doing so, you can reward yourself.

Buying a new dress, or going to a small vacation can be a simple way to reward yourself without breaking your budget plan.

5. Have a Financial Advisor

If you think you're bad with money, maybe it's time to get help from a financial advisor. A financial advisor won't only help with budgeting plan, but can also give financial advice for better investment methods and opportunities.

By doing simple things, you can improve how you feel about your earnings, reducing stress in the process. You'll be surprised that by improving your attitude towards money, you can earn more in the process, as well as save more for both your short-term and long-term goals.