I came across a very intriguing post recently. So much so that I feel it important to share on my blog today. The post is titled Will Your Child be Rich or Poor? 15 Poverty Habits Parents Teach Their Children. The title alone definitely peaked my interest. I immediately wanted to find out if I am teaching my children poverty habits. I opened to find the following:

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Don’t you find this fascinating? Already I have learned some very helpful information as a parent. Tom Corley, the author and professional of Rich Habits who wrote this post continues with the following helpful advice for parents:

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I think I’ve found a new blog to follow daily. Thank you Tom for sharing your study with us so we can know what habits to teach our children to be financially successful. Go read the rest of this post by clicking here. It’s definitely worth your time to read.
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This morning I will be packing up my oldest daughter’s room…technically not her room, her belongings in the room. Now that she is in college, we promised our youngest daughter she could move in to the room. I’m hoping this activity will not bring too many tears or emotion. In essence all I am doing is switching rooms. So it’s not like my oldest won’t have a place to stay when she does come home to visit. But when she isn’t here visiting, my youngest daughter’s room (which will soon be my oldest daughter’s) will be a guest room. Are you thoroughly confused now?












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