Here are my six-word stories on ‘money’ – a few collective stories, and a few individual ones.
——– Terminology ——–
Money’s just another socially developed concept.
The most common medium of exchange!
Cryptocurrency… digital commodity used as cash.
——– Pandemic & Digital Life ——–
Pandemic’s yet another trouble… Coin shortage!
Change shortage is changing economy’s dynamics.
It’s the age of cashless transfers.
Digital transactions have made life safer.
——– Economy ——–
Demand determines the value of money.
Value of currency is always relative!
——– Balance ——–
Tossing a coin still determines luck.
Coins are two-sided; so is life.
——– Savings ——–
Penny saved is a penny earned.
Spend coins as you spend time.
——– Treasures ——–
Richness is not defined by money.
His family is her biggest treasure.
Earn things that money can buy.
Commit with things money can’t buy.
——– Financial Independence ——–
She desired investing her first salary.
The first profit of her venture!
She bought gifts to her parents.
Her little investment returned priceless smiles.
They say money can’t buy happiness.
Implication… money alone can’t buy happiness!
Price and value don’t always equate.
——– Philately ——–
Currency was her plaything in childhood.
Coin collection is now her hobby.
——– Computing ——–

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QuantPy… Python framework for quantitative finance!
Python’s ARCH models support financial decision-making.
——– Affirmations ——–
He who craves money attracts it!
He believes strongly in money affirmations.
——– Financial Education ——–
‘Chutti Crorepati’ Club provided financial education.
We slashed share-markets using virtual money.
School helped us upskill entrepreneurial capabilities.
Earning cultivates a sense of responsibility.
Lessons learned… Team Management, Money Management.
(Follow these links to read about the entrepreneurship effort and financial education during my school days.)
——– Individual Stories ——–
Monetising your hobby is a skill.
Millionaire… a better manager than earner!
Fairy-tale treasure… Buried pot of coins!
She fears encountering a money heist.

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Minting techniques have evolved over generations.
Money laundering poses national security threats.

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Money’s a safety need: Maslow’s hierarchy
Ever missed something for ‘No Change’?
Cheers!
This is in response to ‘The Saturday Six Word Story Prompt’ by Shweta of ‘My Random Ramblings’. The prompt for this week is ‘Money’.
To know more about the prompt, go through the guidelines and the prompts & round-up posts, on her blog.
Wow, such great thoughtful and creative scenarios, all of them. And all matching with the theme and the sub themes.
Also, the post itself is neatly arranged.
Well done 👌
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I’m so glad to hear that. I appreciate you taking time to point out the themes.
Thanks a lot for the positive feedback on the content and my presentation!
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Very well-written, attractive post. Kudos, Anisha! All the best, Cheryl
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Thanks a lot, Mam!
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Wow!
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Thank you, Akshita!
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Wow!! Very well done, I felt tossing a coin was very creative take for this prompt 😊
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Thank you for your kind words, Happy Soul! 😊
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Wonderful takes Anisha!! These were my FAVOURITES♥️♥️♥️
Money’s just another socially developed concept.
Tossing a coin still determines luck.
Coins are two-sided; so is life.
Earn things that money can buy.
Commit with things money can’t buy.
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It’s so thoughtful of you to point out particular stories that grabbed your attention. Thank you very much, Ishita! ❤
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My pleasure Anisha🤗💕
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What an assortment of money perspectives Anisha. Brilliant stuff. Loved how you categorised them 👏👏
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Thanks a lot, Mam. I’m glad that you liked the categorisation. 🙂
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These are just awesome!
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Thank you, Harsh! 🙂
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Amazing stories. Those stories show how powerful are words even if they are few. 💜
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True that words are powerful weapons. I welcome your appreciation. Thank you! ❤
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Great stories, Anisha. I loved all of them 😍 thanks for joining in
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My pleasure it is, Shweta! Thanks for reading. ❤
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It’s my pleasure 😊
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