Your mindset is everything.
Let’s be real, ladies—our mindset is everything when it comes to money. Many of us are so used to the struggle that we haven’t taken the time to dig deep and understand where this sense of lack comes from. The first step to shifting that mindset is practicing self-awareness.
Practicing Self Awareness
Start by journaling and paying attention to how you think and talk about money. Are you optimistic and positive, or do you find yourself dreading the next payday? Remember, there’s no shame in coming from a tough background, but there’s also no virtue in staying in a mindset of poverty.
5 Steps to Improve Your Money Mindset
Alright, let’s get into it! Here’s a little sprinkle of sisterly advice:
1. Educate Yourself About Finances
Knowledge is power, sis. A lot of money anxiety comes from not fully understanding how it works. Dive into books, take courses, and listen to financial podcasts. The more you know, the more confident you’ll feel. Remember, understanding things like investing, saving, and budgeting turns what feels overwhelming into something you can handle with ease. When you’re informed, money starts to feel less like a mystery and more like a tool you’re mastering.
2. Work on Your Thought Patterns
Your mindset is shaped by your thoughts, so let’s make sure they’re serving you. If you often catch yourself thinking negatively about money—like “I’ll never have enough”—it’s time to challenge those beliefs. Start noticing these thoughts and actively replace them with more empowering ones, like “I’m capable of creating wealth.” It’s about retraining your brain to focus on possibilities instead of limitations.
3. Practice Introspection
Take a step back and examine your relationship with money. How were you raised to think about it? What experiences have shaped your beliefs? Understanding where your money mindset comes from helps you pinpoint any limiting beliefs that might be holding you back. Once you know the roots, you can start to change your narrative and create healthier money habits.
4. Surround Yourself with Positive Financial Influences
You are the company you keep, so make sure your environment is lifting you up. Follow people who inspire you financially, join communities that discuss wealth-building, and keep your feeds full of positive money content. When you immerse yourself in a world that talks about money positively, it naturally starts to rub off on you.
5. Set Clear, Empowering Financial Goals
Get specific about what you want to achieve financially. Whether it’s building an emergency fund, investing in stocks, or saving for a dream trip, knowing your goals gives you a clear direction. Break them down into actionable steps, and every time you hit a milestone, celebrate it! This reinforces that you’re in control and making progress.
Affirmations for Financial Prosperity
Quotes to keep you inspired.
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How To Create a Wealth Mindset: Summary
Shifting your money mindset is like building a muscle—it takes time and consistency. But with the right education and positive mindset, you’ll start to see money as something you can manage and grow, rather than something that controls you. You’ve got this, and I’m right here cheering you on!
If you enjoyed the affirmation in today’s post, and would like to read more like them, feel free to check out the book “The Power of Your Subconscious Mind” by Joseph Murphy Ph.D. D.D. Available on Amazon.
XOXO, Fina <3
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