Money Mindset Workbook Meant for More

What you believe about money, yourself and the world shapes your life and your attitude. Your money mindset is your unique mixture of beliefs and attitudes towards money. This workbook contains many thought provoking questions to let you see what your beliefs and attitudes actually are. By getting to know and understanding your money mindset and what has shaped it into what it is today, you can see what needs to change, what changes shouldn’t be made and what you should bet go. In order to make changes for the better, it is important to look inwards and see in detail why your relationship with money is the way it is. Your money mindset impacts how you make any financial decisions in your life every day and how you feel about them. Before you own wealth, you need to own your ego, your thoughts, your mistakes, your time, your finances and your decisions. Mastering your money mindset is not a skill that is taught in school, and it is no wonder many have no idea what it is they really think and feel about money. This workbook will not change who you are or what you believe, it will not give you advice how to live your life, but it will make you think and see where you are, it will challenge your beliefs, it will make you dig deep and see what you really think about money, wealth and financial freedom, it will help you see where do those ideas come from and it will help you decide if you still want to stick to those old beliefs and ideas. Most learn their money mindset from their family as they grow up, and most have no idea how or why that happened. Many have no slightest idea how they really feel about money and money-related matters. Some keep carrying the beliefs of their parents through their life, some take on an opposite view of finances than their parents. Often our beliefs about money limit what we are able to accomplish money-wise. While you may think you know your attitude towards money, it is quite possible you are not fully aware of how your views are shaping your decision-making. If you can understand your mindset and where it comes from, you can improve your relationship with money, you can make better choices and have healthier financial future.