Thoughts drive behavior.
Emotions and childhood patterns and conditioning from others drive thoughts and beliefs.
What you learned as a child may be a incorrect. In order to have a better life, one that flows with more ease and allows more good in you must to be honest with yourself about this now, that “What you learned as a child may be a incorrect.”
Before you start down the path to financial freedom, you must first understand that some “input” you received in your formative years wasn’t correct. Parents, teachers, preachers and peers were doing the best they could from the programming they received, but it doesn’t mean it was right.
Have you ever noticed, for example, how the rich think about money and how the poor and middle-class think about money differ widely? Plus, if you don’t actually, personally know any “rich” or wealthy people, you’re only guessing what they think at all! You’re only running on childhood training, observations and experiences and now as an adult judging from a small corner of the money spectrum options.
What is true, and proven, is that regardless of how much money you make, you will end up right back where you started if you don’t change your thoughts about money. Including, if you inherit a boat-load of it (fishing boat or cruise ship amount), win the lottery, or other “windfall”, old thought habits (revolving around fear and struggle) will get the best of you and your finances.
Simply put, the most effective way to change your life and your financial freedom is to change how you think.
- Write down what you think about money.
- What do you think about people who have lots of money?
- Can you have more?
- Is it okay to have lots of it?
- Can you spend it on yourself?
- What would other people (family and friends) think?
Just these few answers will give you an idea of the organization of your thoughts about money.
I offer coaching on this and other issues where you feel stuck and “wobbling.” Let me know how I can help you.
Thoughts drive behavior.
Emotions and childhood patterns and conditioning from others drive thoughts and beliefs.
What you learned as a child may be a incorrect. In order to have a better life, one that flows with more ease and allows more good in you must to be honest with yourself about this now, that “What you learned as a child may be a incorrect.”
Before you start down the path to financial freedom, you must first understand that some “input” you received in your formative years wasn’t correct. Parents, teachers, preachers and peers were doing the best they could from the programming they received, but it doesn’t mean it was right.
Have you ever noticed, for example, how the rich think about money and how the poor and middle-class think about money differ widely? Plus, if you don’t actually, personally know any “rich” or wealthy people, you’re only guessing what they think at all! You’re only running on childhood training, observations and experiences and now as an adult judging from a small corner of the money spectrum options.
What is true, and proven, is that regardless of how much money you make, you will end up right back where you started if you don’t change your thoughts about money. Including, if you inherit a boat-load of it (fishing boat or cruise ship amount), win the lottery, or other “windfall”, old thought habits (revolving around fear and struggle) will get the best of you and your finances.
Simply put, the most effective way to change your life and your financial freedom is to change how you think.
- Write down what you think about money.
- What do you think about people who have lots of money?
- Can you have more?
- Is it okay to have lots of it?
- Can you spend it on yourself?
- What would other people (family and friends) think?
Just these few answers will give you an idea of the organization of your thoughts about money.
I offer coaching on this and other issues where you feel stuck and “wobbling.” Let me know how I can help you.