Heal and Activate Your Relationship With Money
Newsletter Issue #028
A relationship with money is like any other relationship - a two-way story.
Some elements of our relationship involve what we think about money, what beliefs we hold about it, how we treat it, what we think about ourselves, what we deserve, what is possible for us, and what is allowed for us.
Have you ever struggled with MONEY?
​I did for years.
​I truly wanted to level up my lifestyle and remove the topic of money from the agenda…but I just didn't know how.
​I worked hard, often several jobs in parallel.
The results were that I occasionally had more money, but it wasn't a different lifestyle. More money meant less free time and more fatigue.
I was spinning in a circle where I either had time or money. That's not the point.
Money in itself has never been a goal for me. The goal is a quality life.
As with any trip, we need a means of transport.
Money is the energy we need to "drive" us on our life's journey to our goals.
My goals are a higher-quality lifestyle that involves more freedom, comfort, and ease in terms of time, place, and opportunities for personal development and contribution to the world.
For some people, money is the goal. And that's okay. They work hard and reach that goal. However, they miss everything else, which is much more important.
When I realized that, I knew I needed to align my opinion and attitude about money with my goals.
After completing numerous education courses, such as Money Metaphor, Energy Psychology, and Intuitive & Success Coaching, I finally understood the whole story and where the error was in the program.
However, understanding is not enough. We must apply what we have understood.
Information is not a transformation; transformation requires application.
I have incorporated knowledge, personal experience, and experience coaching my clients into the Wealthier Lifestyle program.
In twenty years of coaching practice, I have heard many things about money, from limiting beliefs that the amount of money in the world is limited to fear that if I have more, someone else will have less and negative attitudes about rich people.
I witnessed various emotions related to money. People are overwhelmed with guilt, shame, fear, and anger regarding cash.
Many times I heard the words "damn money" and "I wish I didn't have to think about money."
I repeat, a relationship with money is like any other relationship. It's energy.
Suppose you told your friend, "I don't want to think about you, " and how happy he would be to see you. It's the same with money.
Transformation is possible, but no one can do it for you. You have to do it yourself.
Taking responsibility for your life and doing something for yourself is necessary.
You don't have to do it now; you can in five or twenty years. Some people never will, and that's okay.
Opportunities come and go. We decide whether to use them or not.
However, if you would like to see what you could change, check out the link
The program begins on Thursday, September 26. The number of places is limited, so I can dedicate myself to each participant.
If you have realized that it is TIME not to wait for another RIGHT TIME but to take 100% ownership of your life NOW, welcome!
The price is €247
I will guide and support you during seven weeks of profound transformation of your relationship with money.
I became a stockbroker in my mid 30s, I thought I knew about money. After all, I had gone to college and was in the business school. My eyes were opened, I knew next to nothing. I realized that money was no different than a hammer, it's just a tool. And like any tool, it can be used constructively or destructively. I learned that nobody can pay me except myself.
A little off topic... here's a link to my favorite song about money. I love the line "when a man finds the courage to keep his cash, some romance is bound to start." Enjoy!
https://youtu.be/OjGO57ycZbM?feature=shared
Great post. I think a lot of doubts stems from reiterating a lot beliefs we're taught from an early age and even in our daily lives. Do we avoid these people who tend to believe that the world is empty or scarce? Do we help them? Or perhaps understanding and empathizing with their perspective may help? What do you think?