What’s Your Money Mindset?

Were your parents good with money?

Were they bad with money? 

Was money a source of stress or anxiety during your childhood? Did your parents fight over money?

Was money always hard to come by growing up? Was one parent in charge of making money? Was one parent in charge of spending money?

We all have a money mindset.

This money mindset, or money blueprint, is generally forged during childhood.

What is your money mindset?

• Savings Mindset – Are you programmed to save money?
• Spending Mindset – Are you programmed to spend money?
• Earning Mindset – Are you programmed to make money?
• Security Mindset – Are you programmed to protect what money you have?
• Freedom Mindset – Are you programmed to see money as the path to freedom?
• Anxiety Mindset – Are you programmed to see money as a source of stress and anxiety?
• Negative Mindset – Are you programmed to see the pursuit or accumulation of money as a negative, bad or evil thing?
• Positive Mindset – Are you programmed to see the pursuit or accumulation of money as positive, good or noble thing?

All changes in habits, thinking, behavior and emotions start with awareness.

Awareness is the starting point for all changes in our lives. 

Most are hopelessly unaware of the habits, thinking, behaviors and the emotions which shape their financial lives.

Until you first become aware, there is no hope for change and your life will remain unchanged.

Your financial problems are sourced to your mindset.

Once you become aware of your money mindset and the source of your money mindset (typically parents), only than change is possible.

Your money mindset can be an anchor, dragging your down into the financial abyss or it can be a rocket ship that allows you to soar to great heights.

You were not put on this planet to struggle financially.

All of your financial struggles are man-made.

They are the product of your money mindset.

Changing your money mindset is the key to financial freedom.

About Tom Corley Tom is a CPA, CFP and heads one of the top financial firms in New Jersey. For 5 years, Tom observed and documented the daily activities of wealthy people and people living in poverty and his research he identified over 200 daily activities that separated the “haves” from the “have nots” which culminated in his #1 bestselling book, Rich Habits – The Daily Success Habits of Wealthy Individuals. Visit the website: www.richhabits.net