Have you ever pondered the question, “What is true freedom?”
Now, there are seemingly many kinds of “freedom” out there—financial, creative, time, sexual, etc.
The other day I was having a conversation with the amazing Tara Tag about what financial freedom means. And it dawned on me that financial freedom isn’t having a certain amount of money—it’s knowing that I am able to make a choice based on what’s true for me instead of what’s in my bank account.
I realized that it’s a perception thing—not necessarily reality. I have a choice. I mean, I literally have a choice to spend money on something or put it on a credit card or find a way to create more money or not.
Then I noticed how this is true in so many other areas of my life. In all of these, I have a choice and can, therefore, experience freedom in all of them in any moment.
If we want to be free, we need to acknowledge (and exercise) the choice we have in each moment. {Tweet that!}
In this video, I’m going to share with you just what freedom means to me and how we can go about experiencing more of it in our lives.
Being free doesn’t just mean having a choice (we all have a choice in each and every moment); it means consciously exercising that choice. {Tweet that, too!}
Now it’s your turn! What does “freedom” mean to you?
Head on over to the blog to share your wisdom in the comments below this video. I would love to see what sort of conversation we can drum up.
So many of us crave more freedom (whether that is financial, location, time, etc.), yet how many of us go through life on auto-pilot more often than not? Please pass this along to anyone you may know who craves more freedom and could benefit from hearing this timeless reminder again.
With gratitude …
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