I think it is particularly difficult in this day of hyper-interconnectivity, to maintain a reasonable idea of what lifestyle is possible for yourself. Television families live quite well-to-do lives, we hear about celebrities and their fabulous riches, multi-million-dollar homes, and glorious vacations to exotic locations, and we can’t help but want that, too. We have to have a spiritual center that gives value and meaning to love, service, kindness, caring, fellowship, and spirit, but those things are not present in most of the mainstream media that we are bombarded with every day. I think one of the reasons Oprah was so successful is that she was grounded in these principles and focused her show around them and her wealth flowed from that. I hope that she is able to bring this to her cable network, and that someone else picks up the torch on network TV.

Thanks for the wonderful work you are doing in the world to help people with their financial issues and so that “living in abundance” becomes something people can do without overindulging in the glamor of cruises or unsustainable cruises.

I write a blog on my book “The Wealthy Spirit” and would love to share some of your articles there. Email me at chellie@chellie.com and I’ll looking forward to connecting with you!

Cheers,
Chellie