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I am 43 , single, no children . have a BACHELR's degree , and
work as a teacher on an hourly basis. I have hobbies like
playing the piano, learning languages.

need some security, something more than what I have no.
Am I old to change anything ? I don't feel old but not energetic
engouht to change soemthing . At the same , a change
is essential and I am dying for a change.

What do you suggest ?

2007-02-27 10:51:23 · 5 answers · asked by rgarlik 2 in Social Science Psychology

5 answers

Oh, my dear, do not worry. I had to kiss a lot of frogs before I found my prince!

2007-02-27 10:54:39 · answer #1 · answered by Saffernellie 6 · 0 1

Why don't you commit yourself to a project like buying a house. Other possibilities:
You can start thinking about marriage.
You can plan to have a kid.
You can adopt a kid.

If you're satisfied with how your life is right now, you can involve yourself in charitable programs to help others out.
Marathon for Aids.
Walk to Cure Diabetes.
Maybe you're at the highest level of Maslov's Pyramid and need to do some self-actualization.

2007-02-27 18:57:55 · answer #2 · answered by ritejoker_1 3 · 3 1

Hi . If I were you ,I'd get a pet , to keep me company . Find a chat room In The Country of your choice and enjoy talking in the languages that you learned . does'nt take that much energy.

2007-02-27 18:58:57 · answer #3 · answered by winnerfull-1 5 · 1 0

You can change anything, age does not matter. Well im twenty one so maybe i would not know. Have a good day sir.

2007-02-27 18:54:49 · answer #4 · answered by Sam D 1 · 2 1

Are there times in your life, when you feel you’ve just about gone "mad" over money? It consumes you. Not only are you living in scarcity by stating in your mind, "I will never have enough" – you obsess about it. It consumes you. You look for ways to make more, get more, or win more. You lose sleep. It rocks your relationships with your partners. It’s the thing that is responsible for most of the divorces in the world, and the source of much unhappiness. Money – not only is the source of a great deal of comfort, but a great deal of pain.

What’s this money madness all about? Having it, makes us feel worthy. It makes us feel safe, significant, powerful, and happy. We are "mad" about the FEELING that wealth brings us – and who doesn’t want these things? Everyone – myself included.

Did you know the word "money" alone was searched 183,046 times in July 2002 – and this doesn’t include other search strings like "free money" (66601 times) or "make money" (72137 times). Pretty astounding! We want money, and we keep running after it.

Do you think that being stricken with any form of money madness is going to help you get to "where you want to be? Probably not. That state of mind is not conducive to having prosperity flow in one's life. Here is the argument, and some solutions.

When we are "mad about money" – we usually find ourselves running on adrenaline, starting and stopping several different projects. We find ourselves looking outward vs. inward to what will make us happy, rich and prosperous. We find ourselves focusing on dollar amount, versus value that we can contribute in the wold. We find ourselves easily irritated with the ups and down of abundance – and in turn drive ourselves further into that chasm of scarcity. We lose sight of our priorities. We feel out of control. We feel hopeless.

These things can add up pretty quickly, You will either end up feeling completely out of balance, or you will find yourself not being able to manifest a cent. Been there?

If money is what you seek, then let’s take a look at what you need to do to turn that money madness around. Here is how you can begin to bring money in your life, without having to even think about it.

7 Steps to Escape Money Madness and Create a Rich Life
Give up being "mad about money". You need to release the obsessing, the scarcity, and the hopelessness. Make a decision today that your primary focus will not be on the money itself, but on your attitudes, beliefs, values, and peace of mind and heart.


Become totally responsible about your money. Come from a place in which you do not tolerate "money problems". Get your finances in order. Pay your bills or make arrangements. Know that money is merely energy, and energy flows. Understand and believe that you can indeed handle your money, and your money issues. Make a plan to clean up your "money space" in your life – remembering that when you clean up ANY space, it makes room for more. Understand that keeping your money space cluttered jams the energy flow of money to you. Send the universe a message that you can handle your money now, and are ready for more. Please keep in mind that your primary focus in this process is still you – and that it is NOT about the money.


Intention. What is your intention for yourself and your family in terms of money? What do you want to consciously create in your life? You need to think about what kind of intention you want to send out to your universal space. Send these messages out consciously with strong "intention". Impress, as Wallace Wattles says, what you desire on your universal space. How do you do this? Prayer daily. Meditation. Affirmation. Visualization. Ask for what you need, and be specific.


The door through which you give and receive is the same door. If you make a decision to close your door in terms of giving, it is also closed in terms of receiving. As you begin to receive, give thanks and have gratitude for all that you have, and all that you are learning. Gratitude is a key in receiving more.


Do not be attached to the results of what you are creating in your life. You are exactly where you are supposed to be. Here is a distinction – be focused on your ever evolving goals, but not attached to the results of working to achieve those goals. When you fail to get what YOU want, know that God does things in his own time in accordance of what he wants you to learn in your life. What do you need to learn today? This moment? Every single moment in your life is spiritual. Be attached to your spirituality, not to results.


Money is just energy, and it's just a form of exchange. Do not give it power. Money serves a purpose in this world but it is not YOUR master. Being in a state of money madness gives money power, and therefore can have power over you. Remember when something has power over you, you are not in true control of it. Are you OK with money having control over you? Make a decision to let money be of service in your life, and let go it of at the same time.

Examine your money beliefs. What you believe about money internally will be reflected in your outer circumstances. If you want to be a "good person" but believe that only bad or evil people have money, then your inner values are conflicting with your beliefs. You will subconsciously align your actions with what you believe to be true about the world. Your ability to manifest your money desires will be stunted due to your beliefs. You need to clear and change the core beliefs that you have about money and success.


Take Action. You may have experienced that action in itself can leave your pocket book empty, and so can having a focus only on the spiritual aspect of manifesting wealth in your life. I recently read a post by a man who could not figure out "what he had done wrong". He had spiritually primed himself to receive money – and yet it wasn’t coming. He asked for advice from the board. One wise person simply replied, "what action did you take?" Intention or philosophical knowledge alone does not create wealth. It’s the combination of an inner and outer approach that will have you manifesting what you desire in your life.

Once you realize you are frightened about something that is only imagined,
notice if this realization makes the fear go away.
If it doesn't, the fear is probably related to your past, not to your future.

Remember the frightening thing that happened in your past in some detail.
Then remind yourself that the event is over, it is gone, and it is lost in the past.

If this doesn't help you to feel safe,
you'll probably need to see a therapist
so you can "finish off"
the effects of that past event in your life.

People who were often called "stupid" when they were kids
are likely to have problems with adult fear.

It's not that they really believe they are stupid,
but they do have doubts about their intelligence
and this makes them doubt their ability to evaluate their fearful thoughts.

To overcome fear,
do whatever it takes to convince yourself
that you are smart enough to overcome it,
and that your intelligence is going to be there
whenever you need it.

Hope this helps..

2007-02-28 17:19:10 · answer #5 · answered by Thejames A 1 · 1 5

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