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Sam, a Financial Samurai.com. Taking money for granted is easy to do when times are good. After a global

pandemic, perhaps we're much more appreciative of money. I considered my paycheck to be endless money.

Every other week, I got paid for a service that I provided a company. Given I save the majority

of it, I began to treat money as if it were an endless supply. I devalued money because I only

used a minority of it. It's hard not to take money for granted when it's

come to you for so long. For example, how many of us are truly thankful for the food we get to eat every

day? If I was, I wouldn't have seen a 10 to 12 pound weight increase since college. How many of us

reflect on the fact that we have hot water

every day? If I did, I'd probably take an occasional cold shower just to be thankful.

A sabbatical is a great time to reflect on what we want to do in life and how much money is enough

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