For years now we have lived in an ever increasing consumer society. Constant advertising and commercials tempt us to want more, get more, buy more, and have more stuff. Children are barraged by ads and other kids making them want ridiculously expensive athletic shoes which they will outgrow in a heartbeat, toys which will not last as long as the credit card bills, and clothes that will assure they "fit in" during their very important school years.
Adults have racked up enormous credit card debt living beyond their means to satisfy the never ending list of wants and must haves. Somehow in this economy it is apparent that we all need to learn the difference between what is necessary and what is desirable. We all need to learn to want what we have rather than keep wanting more and more of what we do not have and most likely do not need.
Today's message is:
Adults have racked up enormous credit card debt living beyond their means to satisfy the never ending list of wants and must haves. Somehow in this economy it is apparent that we all need to learn the difference between what is necessary and what is desirable. We all need to learn to want what we have rather than keep wanting more and more of what we do not have and most likely do not need.
Today's message is:
WANT LESS!
