Hello, there, Lovelies. I hope you all are doing frantastic, truly. Today, I would like to discuss a topic that has had a profound impact on my well-being. What I’m referring to is money. Some people have called money the root of all evil. Because of all the things people are willing to do to get a wealthier lifestyle. For instance, I recently watched a documentary where a son killed his mother for some insurance money because he was really in debt. I have also been watching numerous stories about lottery winners, and it is truly amazing how their lives changed after winning a large sum of money. It is clear that money has a significant impact on all our lives. Moreover, it is a remarkable truth that nothing is ever truly free.
Yes, Lovelies like it or hate it, having money is very important. Almost everything you want to do has a price tag of sorts. There are a few things that you can enjoy absolutely free of charge—for example, going for a walk in a beautiful park or on a beach. Needless to say, the impact of money is significant. The question is, in what ways specifically does money impact our well-being? “Money significantly impacts wellbeing by influencing both mental and physical health, as well as social relationships.” Lovelies, that is precisely what I’m currently experiencing. Not having enough money is causing me a significant amount of stress; for instance, I’m having trouble paying bills and don’t have any money left over to do the things that I truly, madly, deeply enjoy. I’m originally from Haiti, and I was never a stranger to struggle. Everything I have, Lovelies, is because I work hard. No one has ever just given me anything. I believe that is why I’m so humble and know the actual value of money. You know what, Lovelies? I have just realized that this is a really important topic, about which I have a lot to say. Which means we will discuss things further in part 2. In the meantime, I’m interested in knowing what money means to you all. For me, money is just a tool to create the life I truly, madly, deeply need. Alright, Lovelies, be safe. Have a great night or day wherever you are. Bye, take care.