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Rethink your relationship with money and discover how to create a more equitable and sustainable world in this thought-provoking guide to implementing expiring money systems. What if Money Expired? is a bold and imaginative exploration of what money could be-and what humanity could become. Whether you're an economist, policymaker, or curious thinker, this thought-provoking book challenges you to envision a future where financial systems reflect your highest values and aspirations. Exploring the psychological impact of living in a world where money has a time limit, it considers the questions: - How does expiring money reshape our fears, desires, and sense of purpose? Can it foster generosity, trust, and community? What does it reveal about humanity's relationship with wealth, value, and impermanence? What if Money Expired? provides a practical roadmap for implementing expiring money systems. From pilot programs in local communities to large-scale international initiatives, it outlines steps to design, test, and refine the concept while also considering the challenges of public resistance, policy-making, and global coordination. Confronting ethical dilemmas, such as balancing freedom and responsibility, ensuring equity, and respecting cultural diversity, P.C. Sinclaire brings a unique blend of lived experience, professional insight, and visionary thought to the written word, inviting you to look inward and ask deeper questions about purpose, attachment, and what truly endures. A call to action, this groundbreaking philosophy encourages you to take small, meaningful steps toward rethinking your relationship with money. By practicing conscious spending, investing in community wealth, and advocating for systemic change, you can help pave the way toward a more equitable and sustainable world.

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P.C. Sinclaire grew up in a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio, and began her career at the world-renowned Cleveland Clinic Foundation after earning her degree in Nutrition. She went on to serve as the nutritionist for the Ursuline Sisters of Cleveland, supporting their transition from teaching to retirement through compassionate care and wellness.Driven by a lifelong dream to bring healthy food to her community, Sinclaire opened her own restaurant, offering organic, locally sourced, and gluten-free meals in a welcoming café setting. She later worked as a personal chef to celebrated singer-songwriter Bobby Vinton.Today, Sinclaire fulfills her greatest passion-helping adults living with severe and persistent mental illness rediscover purpose and connection. Through her work in vocational training and wellness workshops, she supports individuals in developing employment skills, nurturing well-being, and overcoming isolation.She lives in Southwest Florida and is the proud mother of two adult daughters. Please visit our website at PCSinclaireBooks.com or follow us on Instagram @PCSinclaireBooks

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