You.
Psychologists sometimes discuss the risks associated with referring to yourself in the 3rd person. It's not a good sign if when you talk about yourself you say things like: She is at work on her blog right now. But they never talk about referring to yourself in the 2nd person. I often refer to myself as You. At least in my head or when what's in my head becomes a journal entry.
This blogger is "playing" a game she designed to help her -- as I understand it -- get over her anxiety over money. I'd recommend taking a look at her goals and the rules as well as this (and other) posts.
#1 by nathaliehourihan on July 12, 2012 - 08:15
Sincere thanks for reblogging me. Much appreciated. Yes, for anyone out there who has wisdom to impart on how to manage your finances or for whom the whole topic inspires the sort of dread I can relate to or just anyone that would like to fix up their life differently if only they had the cash, come visit. I am more than half way through my 52 weeks of changing how I relate to monetary matters and while it’s LOADS of work it’s also great fun to have fellow bloggers joining in
#2 by lambskinny on July 12, 2012 - 09:17
Nathalie, thanks for your comment. Glad to have you in the company of VBA Winners! Many blessings, and all the usual pleasantries for your day. Carley