Money Soldiers

I am convinced that you can't have more money if you don't know what you want to do with it. If you have ever worked on a life purpose statement, a vision board, a mission statement, then you have dared to walk on hallowed ground. The deepest parts of you are buried and when you go digging around for the hidden treasure of what is most valuable about you and to you, you can start to draw a self portrait of how you want to represent yourself in the world.  Vision for the future has a price tag, in the doing and the cost of doing.  Reverence for money and the innate power it holds is the start of something big. Everything has energy, what we do with things has our intentions attached. Hold a five dollar bill in your hand, than a twenty, next a fifty, move on up to that hundred. I picture little money soldiers in my hands, marching off to do my bidding. In the five, I see a coffee date for two, in the twenty, perhaps an inexpensive lunch, for two, in the fifty, a present for a sister, in the hundred, part of a mortgage payment. The big money buys big things, the small money buys pleasure. So far, this is my money story, and as I change, so does it. What about your story?