How does Hilary Erickson's abundance mentality budgeting method outperform traditional budgeting techniques?

Abundance mentality budgeting, as I've described it, differs from traditional budgeting in several ways. Traditional budgeting often involves strict rules and limits, which can lead to a scarcity mindset. On the other hand, abundance mentality budgeting encourages a more flexible and positive approach to managing finances.

Here are the four principles I follow:

1. I always have cash on me as a physical reminder that I have money and can get more.
2. We have enough money for our needs and plenty for our wants. If we truly need something, I just buy it.
3. We will get more cash, it is a steady flow that is increasing. I believe that money can come in many forms and ways.
4. Money is a tool that allows us to do the things we want to do. It's not a measure of success or something that makes us prideful and arrogant.

This approach has helped me move away from a scarcity mindset and embrace the idea that money is a tool that can be used to meet our needs and wants. It's a balance between sound budgeting and being open to abundance.

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