It is by ‘spending’ oneself that one becomes rich.”–Sarah Bernhardt
Good morning! I cannot imagine truer words. “Being rich” is not a matter of having money. It’s a matter of experiencing life, enjoying the moment, involving yourself with your children, family and friends; it’s committing to a cause of great importance to you, learning new ideas, keeping an involved and educated mind, feeling with all your heart-those are the riches that are measured by a full life-not the ones you “take to the bank.”
Your Turn: Take a moment to reflect on the true “riches” in your life. What makes you happy? What are you passionate about? Make sure and take time today, and everyday, for the true riches in your life.
Today’s Affirmation: I invest time and passion daily to the “true riches” in my life
More and more I realize how enriching my life is with my husband and my son. My husband makes my days better. My son, who happens to be autistic, reminds me daily that disability isn’t inability. His smiles and kisses make my world go round. I am so grateful for my family. God is certainly good to me.