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Imagine if your life were an art museum. Your family life could be a warm portrait, your sense of humor an abstract sculpture. Now think about your finances. What type of portrait or picture manifests when you think about the role that money plays in your life? We all will have a different picture come to mind when we think about money. Some of us may be able to come up with masterful pieces that could rival even the most intricate Monet paintings. We might be sitting in a luxurious house with anything we want, various investments that add splashes of exotic color, and a full bank account that puts a lot of green onto our painting. Others could see paintings that contain only a few colors, but plenty of red. Letters stamped with past due or late fee in crimson could create a hue on our financial portrait that is only rivaled by the red we see when we feel anger, anger over past mistakes or poor financial decisions. Still others may have a simpler picture. Our finances could consist of nothing more than a child like picture scrawled in crayon. This could be only a very early draft of what our long term finances can look like. I want to help you bring some bold, new pieces into your financial life. Some masterpieces can take years to complete, but it will be worth it to see something similar to the Sistine Chapel where a hollowed out building used to be. I have a palette full of tools that you can use in order to create your own individual financial masterpiece. A wallet that is fully under your control will be a brush that you can use for delicate strokes. Exercising self control will be the chisel that allows you to turn a block of money into a sculpture of financial success. When you discover the most involved and advanced money saving tactics from this palette, you will be able to add splashes of color to bring your financial world to life. It doesn't matter what your past financial life h