Money is the root of all evil, but I wish I had more money, but I'm ashamed to say it out loud. On the other hand, people who are not afraid to say it out loud are greedy. As soon as the money comes into my account, I almost cry with happiness. But I hate to part with that money. I work so hard to earn more but it's never enough. If someone receives money as an inheritance, he is an ungrateful lazy person, but I would like to win the lottery and become a millionaire...

Liene Uresin

Our relationship with money tends to be so contradictory. Why wonder that we can't earn as much as we want? Rather, one should wonder why we even hope that we can earn something.

Most people automatically have negative reactions when someone mentions money. But money is neither good nor bad. Money is just money. It is energy imprinted in paper matter and assigned various meanings, most of which we have inherited from childhood:

• earning money is difficult;
• making money is too risky;
• I don't know how to handle money well enough;
• I will never have enough money;
• the rich are bad people;
• People won't like me if I have money;
• money changes people;
• if I have a lot of money, people will use me for it;
• making money will complicate my life (more money, more problems);
• life is unfair, so I won't try at all;
• I will never be able to get out of debt;
• I don't need more money;
• I don't know what I will do if I have more money.

these and other prejudices instilled in us sabotage us all our lives

We are all in this world to live full and happy lives, sharing our talents and leaving our marks on the pages of history. We are all equally valuable in the spiritual realm, don't you agree? However, in the material world, our value differs. Why? Because some contribute more to the world than others.

What do I mean by investment?

What problem do you solve in people's lives, how do you present yourself, what is your attitude towards work and clients. If you are not earning enough, see how you can improve your professional skills. As business coach Jim Ron says: "Work more on yourself than on your business" Only when we improve our skills, actions and become even better leaders, we start to become more competitive in the labor market, we start to be valued, we only agree to offers that we like. By improving ourselves, we are able to give more value and contribution to the people around us.

I myself started to see these mistakes in myself five years ago and started working with them. The first thing I did was take stock of my mind. this is really an exercise worth writing and I promise you - it's the best way to find your limiting beliefs about money.

Take a moment to write down the continuation of these sentences!

• My biggest fear about money is...
• My father thought about money...
• My mother thought about money...
• In my family, money caused...
• Money is...
• If I had money, then...
• To have more money, I...
• When I have money, I usually...
• If I could afford everything I want, I...
• People with money are...
• I would have more money if...

this exercise will reveal to you not only what you really think about money, but also what you really want!

Remember - everything is enough in the universe! Good luck!

Article author: Liene Uresina

The article uses a chapter from Liene Uresina's book "Ar Tev russ ir radarno". Learn more about the book [šeit].

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