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7 steps to help you start time-banking

When I act on behalf of my community, I feel wealthier. You may have experienced this too if you’ve ever volunteered locally. 

Most recently, I found that my neighbor (an amazing masseuse) is willing to do bodywork for me in exchange for my inoculating oak logs with shiitake mushrooms that will produce food for her family. To me, this exchange is worth more than money, directly connecting people who have unique gifts to share with one another.

You can experience more joy, build your community and save money — all without spending a dime — by completely transforming your relationship with time and money. 

It’s called time-banking. Here are seven steps you can take to start time banking too.

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