I grew up playing Monopoly with my family of
11 siblings & parents.
During the wintertime, some of us played this
game in the afternoon & early evenings. Every one of us had the desire to win the game by having
more cash, property deeds with houses & hotels than anyone else. Whoever won the game had the title of
being the Monopoly winner until next time it was played.
During that fantasy time, in a dream like -childhood
concept, winning & having everything you every wanted-wow! Tic-Tock-Tic-Tock-time has flown by
& I am 50 years plus. Now I
ask the question again in my life-when is enough enough?
We have many things the Monopoly game has to offer, such as cars, boats,
dogs, wheel barrels, house, irons, etc.
So, I am wondering when you say you have enough. Consider this:
Do an inventory on your stuff & “monopoly
goods.”
Share the list with your loved ones &
have them help you complete the list.
Gather together and discuss what you might
want to keep & sell, or throw or give away.
Ask the question “are my needs & wants
met?”
Simplify your life. It may open the doors to grow with less … but more energy
& time to do something other than “collect stuff?”
Now…. Tell me how you have said enough is enough.
Share your story here….
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