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My artwork, “Money is a Seed, Not a Harvest,” shows that wealth is something we grow, not something we instantly consume. The design reflects patience and discipline — showing that saving, investing, and giving are like planting seeds that lead to a fruitful future. Each symbol represents how wise choices today can nurture lasting abundance. Through this piece, I express that money, when handled with purpose and gratitude, can bloom into both personal growth and shared prosperity.

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This infographic shows how I view and handle money in a simple way. It explains my beliefs, promises, and habits when it comes to using and managing money. It reminds me to use money wisely and with purpose—to live a better and more balanced life.

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My artwork "Growing a Secure Future" shows that financial wisdom and diligent saving are the seeds to nurture a life of abundance, freedom, and purpose. It illustrates the principle of living below my means, investing strategically, and making each financial decision a step towards securing my dreams. Just as a garden needs cultivation, my future requires mindful spending and a commitment to growing long-term financial freedom.

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This artwork, "Money as a Tool," illustrates how money should serve us rather than control our actions. Students are reminded to set aside money, save, invest early, and give back. In this context, money is not seen as a measure of one's wealth but rather as a tool for obtaining freedom, progress, and a better future.

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The artwork show avoiding impulse buying and fulfilling needs with lasting value creates the necessary fuel for sustained investment and growth, ensuring a secure and free future.

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This artwork shows how money reflects our choices and values. The person standing before the glowing coin represents us facing different paths in life. The red and black tones symbolize passion and control, reminding us that money should guide growth and balance — not rule over us.