Winning the Money Game Take Control of Your Money

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Welcome back to Winning the Money Game
In this brand-new series, host Onalerona Dikhing is joined by Jaco de Wet from Writing with Rands to discuss how to manage your money well and God's way, just in time for the busy festive season.

In this episode, we explore:

*Why money so often feels like it's controlling us instead of the other way around.

*Viewing money simply as a tool (like a hammer) rather than an identity.

*A Christian perspective on financial stewardship versus ownership.

*How to break free from tying your self-worth to what you earn or own.

*Practical, small steps you can take this week to take control before the festive rush.

Action to Land:Write down one money habit you want to change before the year ends.
Key Takeaway: Give money its rightful place: a tool you manage, not a master you serve.

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22 Oct English South Africa Religion & Spirituality · Education

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