money

Nurturing your spirituality doesn’t require plenty of cash: connecting with the sacred is more a state of mind and way of living.

The U.S. is home to more than 230 million living outside of their country of birth.

Research shows there are links between how much you work, your pay and your happiness. Money does count after all…

People who are cynical tend to make less money.

Chances are your grandma knew a thing or two about living frugally. Embracing her ethos benefits your hip pocket, the planet and your creativity.

Ronald Read lived frugally and saved $10 million, then he gave it all away.

For many people, “just a little more money” is all that’s needed for happiness — but is money a genuine happiness remedy or is it an emotional mirage?

I aim to help readers take their own personal journeys to understand the nature of giving.

Gross domestic product, GDP, is how countries measure their wealth and governments make decisions, yet GDP does not factor in the value of the things we hold dear.

Money is a topic charged with high emotion. It’s our currency for life’s most desirable experiences and the trappings of our Western brand of modernity.

It seems pretty simple: that which you value the most should be the top of your priority list. It should be number one in your schedule, and come first above all else. Makes sense. So why is it so difficult to put into practice? Take the little exercise I was asked to undertake yesterday: write […]

Do you have compulsive tendencies with food and money? It’s time to examine your relationship to both.