Today, let's talk about something crucial in personal development: raising your standards. Often, we encounter this term, but understanding how to implement it in our lives can be a bit tricky. Let's focus on your money standards and creating a more loving relationship with your finances.
Part 1: Reflect on spending habits. Are you treating yourself in ways misaligned with your financial goals? Take a moment before a purchase, prioritize your values, and make choices that truly matter.
Part 2: Own your financial situation. Be accountable and avoid blaming external factors. Forgive past mistakes and trust in your ability to make better decisions that align with your goals.
Part 3: Establish boundaries. Do you compromise your boundaries, fearing it might strain relationships? Strike a healthy balance between individuality and connection. Don't let the fear of judgment keep you from vocalizing your big money goals.
Raising your money standards is about more than wealth; it's cultivating a loving relationship with money. Even if your bank statement doesn't match your vision yet, embrace where you are, forgive yourself, and enjoy the journey of forming a positive connection with money.
If you feel there's room for improvement in your money relationship, let's chat! Check the calendar link for an honest conversation about your goals and how I can support you. Looking forward to our next time here at the Rich and Chill podcast!
See you soon
With love from Mallorca
Beate
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And of course, little disclaimer to be clear, this is no financial advice, I am sharing my story and experience from the last decades and those of my clients, always do your own research and always understand what you are investing in. Don’t do it just because your hairdresser heard something somewhere or it was in the newest fashion magazine.
