The first years will be a challenge, but strive through ✨
I feel like with all this manifesting content I see all over the digital world, one thing keeps popping into my mind: it can be difficult to feel abundant when you’re just starting to build wealth. I know the idea is not to focus on the actual money in your account, but the feeling of abundance really depends on each person.
Take my case, for example—I’ve always prioritized food that nourishes me. Being able to eat quality food makes me feel wealthy. This part, I have no regrets whatsoever. I would always choose real food, lots of beef, so I can feel and think at my best π€.
Aside from that, I’ve also had this splurge to try different hobbies:
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biking
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gardening
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crocheting
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looking fashionable
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blogging
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and who knows what else I’ll pick up along the way π«
Doing these random things makes me feel invincible, contented, like I have all the time in the world and comfortable. Doesn't that sound like wealthy person?
Starting at minimum wage, I built these hobbies little by little. Even though they didn’t increase my monetary wealth, I feel like the time I spent on them somehow delayed my financial progress. But at the same time, they made me feel richer in life.
What I’m trying to say is: the manifesting idea encourages you to feel wealthy even if you still don’t have the actual millions. But in my case, to feel wealthy, one of the things that made me feel like a million dollar individual is if I have the freedom to do some of my hobbies —but mind you, those hobbies are not cheap.
Now that I think about it, maybe I chose the wrong route—spending a considerable amount of money (that really adds up, by the way) just to feel me and contented, instead of following more conservative wealth-building steps, like the baby steps by Dave Ramsey. But honestly… blogging comfortably without a laptop? Is there even another way? Maybe a second-hand laptop would have worked, but looking back, I know I wouldn’t have felt comfortable buying one. So maybe this “farther route” was meant to happen. Sorry my thoughts are all over the place.
There were also smaller choices that could’ve been different maybe, like:
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continue to visit the park instead of buying a bike π±
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going for alternatives that didn’t require spending
This post isn’t about regretting my choices, but about contemplating what could have been a better choice—so I can copy it in the future. I still have a few hobbies up my sleeve that I want to turn into reality, so this time, I’d like to take the correct steps.
Anyway ✨
Looking at the bright side, since I already walked the long route… it means I’m almost there π«. That is it for now. Thanks for reading all the way.
