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In my experience, I’ve watched too many people put their own happiness on hold because they think they’re going to have a happy life once they start making a lot of money. But what I’ve learned is that if you’re able to bring to the now the vision of your future life while living your own happy life, the money will follow.

And I know this is possible because I too have experienced the highs and lows. Six months after seeing money coming my way burnt out knocked on my door.

I fainted as I was riding the bus to work one day. I woke up and found myself alone among strangers. But, at that point, I had already chosen to ignore the vomit and the purple spots on my body (a clear signal of something bigger), chalking them both up to temporary stress and excessive fatigue.

My fainting, however, was different – my body had literally shut down and given out, if only for a brief few moments of time.

It was a turning point that helped me realize how I was trading my own health, my happiness, my self to chase what I thought was to be successful. You know, the money I needed to check off a list of “must-have” and “must-do” things and experiences of success.

Something had to change. And, that thing was me, my mindset, and my relationship to money. Only, I was so focused on making the money I thought I needed, I hadn’t been paying attention to my own health.

Yet when it was time to answer that three-word question – “Are you happy?” – everything flipped. Because the truth is, most of what I had, I didn’t truly want. I had allowed myself to define my own measure of success according to someone else’s idea of what that meant.

Can you imagine a life where your only worry is living your days as you design them? Because you deserve to have peace of mind while doing the things that make you happy, without worrying about your finances.