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Today’s Thoughts: Financial Stewardship_04/16/26

Cloudy sky with soft, muted colors and varying shades of gray and beige.

Greetings! I hope you have had a totally awesome Thursday so far. The weather here in Vegas has cooled down somewhat. I captured the image on the left last night. It has been nice enough this week for me to get some walks in. My goal is to get between 3,000 and 5,000 steps four days a week. I’ll add resistance bands soon.

I have been working on my budget for next month. Going over what you spend your money on gives clarity on some things that need to change. It shows habits. Sometimes I don’t like doing my budget because I don’t like what I see. Hint for me: change some things. I did begin last year getting rid of subscriptions I had no use for any longer. I prioritized what I wanted to spend my time on. This helped me to get rid of some of those subscriptions. I set some new financial goals for the next six months. I started a YouVersion devotional entitled “Facing the Giant of Money”. It helps you to examine how you feel about money.

I thought I’d share some steps I’m taking. God bless you and be encouraged.

3 responses to “Today’s Thoughts: Financial Stewardship_04/16/26”

  1. Betty Avatar

    Thanks for sharing! Stewardship is certainly a part of the Christian journey! Prioritizing is essential in making wise choices and decisions.

  2. Betty Avatar

    The pictures are incredible!

  3. shaggieshapiro Avatar
    shaggieshapiro

    3-5,000 steps a day is so incredibly easy. I do a minimum of 15,000 steps a day by simply using my 2 10-minute break times and 30-minute lunch to walk around my jobs parking lot. The scenery in Vegas should make it even easier. I even do laps inside my house when I am talking to someone on the phone. Hope this helps.

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