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"I (like many others) felt a wrongness in the world, a wrongness that seeped through the cracks of my privileged, insulated childhood. I never fully accepted what I had been offered as normal. Life, I knew, was supposed to be more joyful than this, more real, more meaningful, and the world was supposed to be more beautiful. We were not supposed to hate Mondays and live for the weekends and holidays. We were not supposed to have to raise our hands to be allowed to pee. We were

A quote from Charles Eisenstein "Perhaps the deepest indication of our slavery is the monetization of time. It is a phenomenon with roots deeper than our money system, for it depends on the prior quantification of time. An animal or a child has “all the time in the world.” The same was apparently true for Stone Age peoples, who usually had very loose concepts of time and rarely were in a hurry. Primitive languages often lacked tenses, and sometimes lacked even words for “yest

Knowing the right books to read can make a huge difference for those who want to improve their financial literacy. I chose the following books especially because they explain money in a way that’s clear, practical, and easy to relate to. 1. 1. Financial Joy — Ken & Mary Okoroafor A practical and encouraging guide to building wealth while reducing financial stress. The book focuses on budgeting, eliminating debt, investing, and creating long-term financial freedom in a