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Author Insight
Money Beliefs Are Holding You Hostage!
This line was in a notification I read today, “There's a heavy money focus (make more money, etc.) that I find triggering.” The writer was describing an otherwise valuable learning experience. This isn’t the first time I’ve encountered a professional helper who was uncomfortable about focusing on doing something to make more money. In fact, many people seem to be turned off by what they consider a “salesy” approach. We all need money to live but somehow, talking about it is a taboo for many people. No wonder so many people have financial problems. After all, you need to be able to pay attention to money to create and enjoy prosperity. If you are triggered by the subject of money, there is always a reason, although it may be a challenge to figure out exactly what that reason may be. Perhaps there was a hidden limiting belief in your family that money was dirty, or even ungodly. Check out the list in the accompanying book excerpt to see if some of these beliefs I’ve heard about apply to you. If a limiting belief about money applies to you, it is probably much easier to change it than you ever imagined. The process we teach in Embrace Prosperity: Resolve Blocks to Experiencing Abundance is simple, easy to use, and surprisingly effective. Releasing those limiting beliefs is an important part of bringing abundance and prosperity into your life. Get the book and start now.
Book Excerpt
Embrace Prosperity
When we asked an international group of folks what they heard about money when they were children, these are some of the things they posted on the virtual wall of the Internet.
- Money doesn’t make happiness
- Learn to live within what money you earn or receive
- Don’t throw away your old shoes before you get new ones
- Easy come, easy go
- Money doesn’t grow on my back
- Money is not everything
- Money is all you need
- I’m not your ATM, I’m your parent
- Spend half, save half
- You will become a pauper
- It’s too expensive
- You can only become rich by being a criminal
- You have to work hard for your money
These messages are rarely shared with evil intent. Children don’t experience limits and often share freely. Many people who grew up in poverty had no idea that they were poor when they were small. Others who grew up in wealthy families learned to fear not having enough.
Scarcity Is A Belief System
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