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Welcome to Season 4 of The Swan Effect Podcast, with your hosts Arthi Rabikrisson and Malika Peterson!

It is the year they are officially calling "2020-Thrive"! 

This new season will focus on how we can become our own financial superheroes inspired by fictional  characters

Kicking off the season, episode 1 explores the importance of a wealth mindset and how this mindset  involves thinking and acting in ways that foster abundance rather than scarcity. 

Malika  shares her personal experiences and the impact of childhood narratives on her financial mindset and actions. Arthi shares later on how a three-question approach can challenge limiting beliefs, with the questions being around: 

• understanding why the belief exists, 
• examining the evidence for it, and 
• recognizing evidence of success.

Listen in to Malika and Arthi as they discuss:

• Defining  a wealth mindset
• The contrast between a wealth and scarcity mindset
• Shifting the  limiting beliefs that are affecting your mindset
• The link between a wealth mindset and emotional intelligence 
• The importance of positive influences and being surrounded by success stories
• Practical tips such as daily gratitude and continuous learning
• Common challenges like fear of failure and impatience, plus urging listeners to embrace setbacks and maintain long-term thinking
• Getting into the habit of setting goals
• how to take small steps every day to shift your mindset and focus on abundance.

And so much more!

We would love to hear your views based on the concepts covered in this episode. 

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This episode is proudly sponsored by Old Mutual Wealth.

🎧 The Swan Effect Podcast is proudly sponsored by Old Mutual Wealth, supporting conversations that help us build financial clarity, confidence, and long-term well-being.

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Thanks for listening!

— Arthi & Malika