April is National Financial Literacy Awareness Month
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There are seasons in life when financial advice feels more like noise than nourishment, and managing our money feels more like fighting a tangle of twisted vines in our mental backyard.
What if we approached our relationship with money not as an endless battle but as something to be tended like a garden? With patience, attention, and reverence, what might it become?
This is an invitation to grow something enduring, a financial life of enough. One seed, one choice, one quiet act at a time.
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