Is Poor Bad? / Living A Healthy Fresh Perspective / Chatty Video
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- Maybe some of you can relate… Growing up poor or growing up with a low income. It can be looked at in different ways… Some feel poor is bad, some feel poor is because you haven’t done all that you can do… And some embrace being low income as a way of life And just have a fresh healthy perspective on living life through all. I share some of my story, and ways that I’ve learned to live through living on a low income and a tight budget that might just encourage you today. 
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March to the beat of your own drum - I think that's the idiom you mean here?
Yes, that's what I remember.
My grandmother always said be thankful to the lord for what you have in my fortyone years of marrige i never had a dishwasher or dryer when washing dishes i was thankful to the lord for the meal he gave to us blessings from heike in germany
Great video❤
Loved the video, Lynn. I remember those times growing up. My mom taught me to be a very frugal shopper. I appreciate those values even today...I have a little more discretionary income, but I always think to myself, am I willing to spend this amount on that item. Am I going to really enjoy it or get so much from it that I have to have it. Most of the time, that answer is no. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on all of this. I hope you and Graeme have a Blessed week. BTW...I wouldn't pay $122.00 for a dress let alone a T shirt. Just me !!!!
We grew up poor as well but the thing is we never knew it. We always had food on the table, clothes, and a few nice toys. Books were in abundance, coloring books and crayons were a favorite pastime. (I still love to smell a new box of crayons) Second hand clothing when we were younger. As we got to our teenage years we would get a few new things when we started a new school year. I also didn’t go with the flow and did my own thing. If I liked the color purple but it wasn’t the “color” that was in, I still wore it because I liked it. Lynn, if we lived closer to each other, I can see you becoming one of my best friends! ❤
Hello, & thank you soo very much. Enjoyed this. Awesome! You are the BEST! 💗👍💗👋💕
You’re so right. We can get disconnected from home if we don’t stop and realize it. I’ve felt like that a lot. ❤️
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Beat to your own 🥁 My father worked two to three jobs to keep my mother home to raise us kids❤ We also wasn't rich but my parents always made sure to had what we needed not what us kids wanted. My mother worked hard baby sitting, ironing clothes, gardening, canning, selling extra produce to help with extras for the family. We never felt that we was poor, our lives was full🥰 Thanks for sharing 🤗👋🏽♥️. God bless
😎😎😎🤣 thank you. I just could not get that Phrase in my head correctly. Sounds like you had an absolutely wonderful upbringing.♥️
One day my adult daughter with grownup sons came home and was saying how much she liked her homemade clothes when she was a kid. The nicest compliment I could get. I always thought maybe she felt “poor” because I made everything to stretch our dollars and have nice holidays and a few inexpensive vacations. One of the most important benefits was it made my husband feel like he provided well for his family and not like he was a failure because our son didn’t wear expensive gym shoes! Had a wonderful life and would do everything the same again, well almost.
Thankyou for mentioning the disconnect you feel from your home after work. I feel that too. I thought i was the only one. Its an awful feeling. ❤❤
March to the beat of your own drum 🥁🎉❤😊
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You march to the beat of your own drum. :)
I can so relate.
I was taught that you should never tell what you paid for an item. I'm not talking about being excited about the bargain you found. We were very poor when I was growing up. I started working when I was 12 to buy school clothes and pay for my band instrument. My dad started a company when I was 13, and there were lean years. After that, my parents were wealthy. That was after I left home, I think that was a coincidence, lol. There was certainly a difference from how I was reared and my younger brothers and sisters. Unfortunately, my father passed away when he was 62, one year before he was going to retire. He left my mother in a good financial place; but, she wasn't careful with her money and has lost everything. She doesn't even own a home now. She's 91 and lives on Social Security only. I'm trying to get her to come live with us in Florida. My 93-year-old sister-in-law will be moving in soon, so we may become an old folk's home, lol. Learning to live frugally and being happy with God's abundance is the best way to be content. Take care, Linda ❤
Life is difficult for everyone… I think whether you have money invested or not it can easily be lost in so many ways. I have friends who retired and had money “” and whether it was a poor investment or poor choices, they’ve lost it and are now living very simply.
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Love it, so true!
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It seems all my life I have had to live with a low income, tight budget and it has been a struggle. But it has taught me to live within my means, treasure what I have, value what is really important and be creative. Poor is a funny thing. There are poor families who didn't have much materially, but they never thought of themselves as being poor. Then you have rich people who freak out if they had to live an average life style. The government tells me I am at the lowest part of poor, but I have a roof over my head, food on my table, help with paying my rent and utilities and to me that is what is important.
Great points!