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'Hold lightly to your money and possessions' - a great mantra?

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ChocolateWombat · 15/10/2016 21:01

I have heard a number of people say this and refer to it - that we shouldn't get our sense of value from how much money and stuff we have, shouldn't 'grip' hold of it, as it were, but take it fairly lightly and as a small part of our lives.
They say this, because money and wealth can be fleeting and variable and if we lose it or experience losses, it's important to have perspective and see what matters in life most - not money or possessions, but relationships and other things.

Do you agree and if you feel you do 'hold lightly' what has allowed you to do this?

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JoJoSM2 · 15/10/2016 21:25

I hold onto my money and stuff but it hasn't got a bearing on my self-worth. Why would it? The saying sounds. Dry hippy dippy to me.

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