4) SUPPORT YOURSELF - SEE YOURSELF ANEW

Sometimes we subconsciously create money problems as self-punishment for not being good enough.

For instance, when I do not think positive thoughts about who I am, but always find fault with myself and everything I do, then   I will automatically make decisions that result in money problems so that I will have more “proof” of how wrong, bad or inadequate I am.   [Read more →]

3) FORGIVE THE RICH FOR BEING RICH

How does this image of a mansion-sized dog house on the lawn of a real  mansion make you feel?

I hope you think it’s kind of fun, because we start to create lack for ourselves when we hold resentments against those who have more money than we do.

We also create put a cap on how much money we can have when the idea of  “having more than our share” (whatever that is) embarrasses us. 

When we hold critical judgments about how much money is “too much” for one person to have, they influence every decision we make. [Read more →]

Has  money run away from you? Left you in the lurch? Been a real stinkeroo?

If money is more of a foe than a friend, then it’s time to look inside to see if you fear money, or see it as a fickle and elusive enemy instead of as a friend.

Why? Because you have a relationship with money. And if that relationship is filled with distrust, there is bound to be betrayal and abandonment that translates into job loss, pension loss, home loss, increased interest rates on your credit card, or some other financial crisis. [Read more →]