Unpacking Your Money Beliefs
Our beliefs are formed from an early age within our families and our community environments, and they are usually unconscious for many years until we learn to explore them. Adolescence… Read more »
Empowering Your Money Victim
Do you wish that you were more successful, but that the reasons for this lack are not your fault? Have you been hurt in the past in regard to your… Read more »
What’s Your “Plan B”?
Sometimes things don’t work out. And we all know it’s important to have a “Plan B” ready in case our first plan falls through. But developing a real and workable… Read more »
The Power of Money Stories
We are each the sum of our experiences, and that includes our experiences with money. From childhood on, we learn money patterns from our parents, families, partners, friends, and peers…. Read more »
Giving Up Your Money Innocence
Do your have inner fears that differ from your happy-go-lucky exterior? Do people around believe that you’re always carefree and happy, without ever knowing how frightened you really are? If… Read more »
Your Life as a Centenarian
How long will you live? It’s an impossible question to answer, but let’s do an imagination exercise. Imagine that you will live to be 100 years old. As the decades… Read more »
What’s Your Financial Decision-Making Process?
How do you make financial decisions? Some people jump into new decisions impulsively, while others do endless research and still find themselves unable to make a choice. Ultimately, making financial… Read more »
Dethrone the Money Tyrant
Do you feel that there’s never enough? Never enough money, enough comfort, enough luxury, enough status, enough to keep you secure and show the world that you’re successful and strong?… Read more »
The Joys of Looking Back on your Spending Record
I know, it’s hard to imagine that tracking your spending could be fun. But once accomplished, it certainly can be rewarding. Have you ever asked yourself any of these questions?… Read more »
Who are your Strongest Money Types?
In the field of psychology, Carl Jung theorized that people worldwide shared collective and unconscious characters who take on universal or mythic characters, referring to these characters as archetypes. At… Read more »