People say there’s no such thing as love at first sight. It’s just chemical reactions in your brain; an instant attraction that’s bound to fade after a while.
I never pegged myself as a logical person. Maybe that explains why even after a couple of heartbreaks, I still believe in it. Then again, I don’t think love happens when you see it for the first time. For me, it can happen when you touch, smell, or hear it.
In my previous entry, I wrote about money and why one shouldn’t be owned by it. Money – and related themes – can be sore topics to most of us, and for many reasons. Mostly, it’s because many people aren’t good with handling it.
Now I don’t claim to be such a money whiz. However, I am on a journey of slowly building up my assets to where I eventually want to be. From saving, budgeting, to exploring investment options, it’s never too late to make money work for you, instead of the other way around. But it can’t happen if you don’t invest on the knowledge first.
And this can all happen if you take time out for a ‘Money Day’.
I’m not sure precisely when it happened – probably it was during that night at the hotel room I shared with my mother, the day of my graduation spending spree; or perhaps it was after I spent my very first paycheck on that knife set (which we still own – yay me!) – but there came a time when I in fact, became good with money.
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