Prosperity Paradigms

Dave@D2P · Dave@D2P

Money myths are things that are believed by many to be true, but when examined in the light of truth are found to be falsehoods. An example might be that anyone who has wealth must be dishonest. Why not share what have you found to be your biggest money myths and how you overcame them?

craig927 · craig927

I have been giving this question a lot of thought since I started the d2p plan. The more I ponder it, the more it seems that both sides of the argument have merit. It would seem that money has bought more hapiness than poverty has, but it also makes sense that hapiness comes from inside us. Anybod...

the Debt Doctor · the Debt Doctor

Since early childhood I have repeatedly been amazed at the tremendous insight that can be gained by studying simple quotes and proverbs. The way they seem to encapsulate decades of experience and wisdom in a single sentence has always intriqued me. For example: "As the person who has heal...

the Debt Doctor · Anonymous

I just heard on the news about a young guy won over $200 million on the lottery and is going to get a single payout of about $90 mil. It just makes me wonder, what would you do with all that money? Would it be a blessing or a curse? You hear all the time about people winning the lottery and their life is destr...

Anonymous

Is there a Formula to become debt free?

Boz37 · Boz37

I hear a lot of people talking about wealth and prosperity, aren't they really the same thing. To me it would seem that prosperity means that you are wealthy. Isn't it silly to use them both in the same sentence?

debt-inator · Anonymous

There is such a negative perception of money and what it does for people. A lot of our spending habits come from what we were taught by those who were important to us. How should you start changing what you learn and put new habits in place? What do you start to examine first?

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	What are the biggest money myths you have encountered? money myths (Preview) Money myths are things that are believed by many to be true, but when examined in the light of truth are found to be falsehoods. An example might be that anyone who has wealth must be dishonest. Why not share what have you found to be your biggest money myths and how you overcame them?	Dave@D2P	24	1864	Jul 5, 2009 by the Debt Doctor
	Can Money Buy Happiness? (Preview) I have been giving this question a lot of thought since I started the d2p plan. The more I ponder it, the more it seems that both sides of the argument have merit. It would seem that money has bought more hapiness than poverty has, but it also makes sense that hapiness comes from inside us. Anybod...	craig927	7	583	Jun 18, 2009 by Anonymous
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	Lucky Lottery Winner (Preview) I just heard on the news about a young guy won over $200 million on the lottery and is going to get a single payout of about $90 mil. It just makes me wonder, what would you do with all that money? Would it be a blessing or a curse? You hear all the time about people winning the lottery and their life is destr...	Anonymous	2	535	Jun 9, 2009 by the Debt Doctor
	Is there a Formula to become debt free? getting out of debt debt free (Preview) Is there a Formula to become debt free?	Anonymous	4	722	May 15, 2009 by Anonymous
	What's the difference between prosperity and wealth? wealth prosperity (Preview) I hear a lot of people talking about wealth and prosperity, aren't they really the same thing. To me it would seem that prosperity means that you are wealthy. Isn't it silly to use them both in the same sentence?	Boz37	6	736	Apr 16, 2009 by Dave@D2P
	Mentality of Money money (Preview) There is such a negative perception of money and what it does for people. A lot of our spending habits come from what we were taught by those who were important to us. How should you start changing what you learn and put new habits in place? What do you start to examine first?	Anonymous	3	571	Apr 8, 2009 by debt-inator
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