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When does helping someone stop being kindness and start becoming a waste of your time, money and energy? Today I’m sharing where I draw the line.
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We talk a lot about not wasting money—but what about wasting your time, energy and resources on people who keep taking without changing anything?
Over the years, I’ve had people ask me for help with money problems, relationships, organizing, bad decisions and all kinds of difficult situations. And I’ve learned that there are times when helping someone is absolutely the right thing to do…and other times when continuing to help just keeps you trapped in the same problem with them.
In this live show, I’m sharing 7 types of people I will not keep helping, why I’ve had to set those boundaries, and why I believe there are biblical principles that support doing it.
This isn’t about becoming cold or refusing to help people who genuinely need it. It’s about recognizing when your help is actually accomplishing something—and when someone is simply consuming your time, money and energy while expecting you to keep fixing the consequences.
Sometimes being frugal means more than watching your grocery bill. It also means being careful about where you spend yourself.
Join me live for 7 People I Will Not Help (And the Bible Backs Me Up!) Some of these may make you rethink what “helping” really means.
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When does helping someone stop being kindness and start becoming a waste of your time, money and energy? Today I’m sharing where I draw the line.
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We talk a lot about not wasting money—but what about wasting your time, energy and resources on people who keep taking without changing anything?
Over the years, I’ve had people ask me for help with money problems, relationships, organizing, bad decisions and all kinds of difficult situations. And I’ve learned that there are times when helping someone is absolutely the right thing to do…and other times when continuing to help just keeps you trapped in the same problem with them.
In this live show, I’m sharing 7 types of people I will not keep helping, why I’ve had to set those boundaries, and why I believe there are biblical principles that support doing it.
This isn’t about becoming cold or refusing to help people who genuinely need it. It’s about recognizing when your help is actually accomplishing something—and when someone is simply consuming your time, money and energy while expecting you to keep fixing the consequences.
Sometimes being frugal means more than watching your grocery bill. It also means being careful about where you spend yourself.
Join me live for 7 People I Will Not Help (And the Bible Backs Me Up!) Some of these may make you rethink what “helping” really means.
If you’d like to support the show while getting things you already buy, check out our recommended items at Amazon:
Our Amazon Store
amazon.com/shop/livingonadime/list/30LG32AUOT50Q?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_d
These are affiliate links. When you order something from Amazon with the above links, a small portion goes to us at no cost to you.
Countdown Music by: LOPÉ / Minute by Minute / courtesy of epidemicsound.com
