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    Money vs. Wealth: 5 Tenets for Creating True Prosperity

    by Moira Bramley Jan 23, 2020 4 minutes
    Money vs. Wealth: 5 Tenets for Creating True Prosperity by Moira Bramley. Photograph of money with a succulent and Himalayan salt lamp by Katie Harp.
    Photograph by Katie harp

    Being wealthy means more than just having money; it means shifting your mindset to embrace creativity, possibility, generosity, and gratitude

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    We all imagine that we are choosing to have money, but is that true? If you are trying to make more money, if you are making it but aren’t keeping it, or if you have all the money you need but your life still seems empty, you may need to seek wealth instead of money.

    The choice to have money is the beginning of becoming wealthy. 

    As a wealth creation coach, investor and facilitator for the global Access Consciousness® Wealth Creators program, my own life journey has taken me from the depths of poverty to the luxury of substantial affluence. I still

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