How to Change Your Money Story and Ditch Your Money Lies
People have a hard time breaking the chains of their history with money.
Our parents, grandparents, and other family members teach us how to deal with money, how to handle it, and how to relate to it … and sometimes we learn unhealthy relationships.
In other cases, we experience a huge breakdown when we take a risk, whether it’s in a marriage, or an investment. A traumatic event like this can change your thinking—it can create negative money stories, or money lies, that you begin to live by.
These things happen to all of us. Our parents teach us lack and scarcity (not maliciously, but because they don’t know any differently), or we have a bad experience that puts us there.
Every single event that hits you emotionally has a direct impact on your ability to produce an end goal, including impact goals and income goals.
The way you think directly equates to how much money you make, and to what your freedom looks like in life.
So if you’re living with money lies, then you’re never going to make as much as you want to—and you’re never going to achieve the kind of freedom you want to.
The good news is that you hold the power to ditch your money lies. HeartCore Business’s Queen Visionary Shanda Sumpter recently discussed this in her Facebook Live show “6 AM Coffee With Shanda.” Watch her speak this truth or read more to find her high points!
6AM Coffee with Shanda_6.19.18 The Lifespan of Money Lies! from Shanda Sumpter on Vimeo.
You can get off the track you’re on now, and begin to experience the universe’s unlimited abundance.
How do you do that? You unhook from your money stories or lies, and from the emotions that keep you stuck there.
Easier said than done, right? Not necessarily (and that’s good news).
Unhooking from your emotions is as simple as being generous.
Generosity is THE key to growing your money.
The most lucrative, beneficial, meaningful, and fun marketing strategies we do inside HeartCore Business have come from helping somebody else.
In fact, as we plan throughout the year, we often adjust or move aside the strategies we create to “get what we need”—and we replace them with plans designed to serve someone else’s needs, or a need we see in the HCB community.
We often believe that if we strategize, we’ll hit our goals. Yet there’s a whole rat race of people dropping dead from heart attacks and high blood pressure and autoimmune diseases because of stress.
Pushing harder is not going to help you increase your impact or your income.
The truth is, in order to reach our goals, we need to unhook from our emotional triggers.
Let’s take this a little deeper.
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Source: Shanda Sumpter
