Money, my friend - Money mindset overhaul

About this course

Does money feel hard? Are you barely getting by? Does the thought of money overwhelm you? Do you feel hopeless about your current financial situation? I was there. I had no plan and no confidence in my dealings with money. All I had was a string of financial failures and I was facing bankruptcy. I had just got the news that the sale of my house, the financial crutch I had been leaning on, had fallen through. There would be no money from the sale of the house. There would be no money...money I really needed. There were no other offers on the house. We had to find new buyers. It could take months. I was facing a future so uncertain that I felt I could not go on. I got so angry at the buyers, at the realtors, at my soon to be ex-husband, at the bank, at God and then...I realized that I was actually angry at myself. I had expected this right? I had expected things with money to be hard and difficult and prolonged and that's exactly how I went on to experience money. I realized that my energy was affecting how I was experiencing money. I was creating this dysfunctional reality. I was choosing it!I became curious about what changing my energy would do? I was open to a mindset shift. I did the internal work. I addressed my limiting beliefs and slowly but surely things started to turn around. I experienced a small business, a side hustle fashion online retail business, start to grow in revenue. My forensic company started to get noticed and I got more and more work from large companies. I went from being behind in my payments to paying on time, to having excess to having so much I could travel each month, I took up diving... I could go on. My introduction video will fill you in on how well things went. What is important right now, is that I want to show you how I did it...You have taken the first step, by considering this course. By looking

Course objectives

• help participants change their perspective on money
• provide tools for overcoming financial stress
• guide students in creating a more positive relationship with money