Did you think I was going to say forgiveness and boundaries? Probably not.
When it comes to making more money, why is it important to forgive? Often, when it comes to money you may not recognize that you may need to forgive in order to move forward. It’s important to recognize that your relationship with money was formed by what you grew up with. If you ever heard ‘money doesn’t grow on trees’ or ‘you have to work hard to make money’ you more than likely were imprinted with someone else’s beliefs that you took on for your own. And more often than not you also created some of your own beliefs that are getting in your way of financial success.
Beliefs that we have and operate by that aren’t our own (and here is the shocker, sometimes we don’t even know that isn’t how we feel until we dig a little deeper), have the unseen power to hold us back from realizing our potential.
Last week I began a 6 series free webinar training on 5 Key Money Areas in order to help you eliminate the gaps that could be holding you back from making more money. Click here to listen to the forgiveness training to have a clearer understanding about how forgiveness can help you create a new family money legacy for yourself and the people who are important to you.
The area of boundaries is also key to your financial success because boundaries can be road blocks that you have placed on yourself or they can be solid supports that you use to honor yourself. If you often feel uncomfortable discussing money or have not substantially increased your income over the past year, you could have a boundary issue. A lot of small business owners have this problem. It’s important for you to value yourself while honoring others so that you make and keep more money. In this webinar training you are going to learn all about boundaries and how to close the gaps you may have. Click here to listen to how you can do just that!
Click here first to listen to the Forgiveness Training and then listen to the one on Boundaries.
I love boundaries with money. In a previous life, we lived from paycheck to paycheck, yet spent quite freely. In my current life, things are much more structured, no debt other than living expenses, and it is oh, so very nice!
Thank for you showing us that we do have a relationship with money. like Morgana Ray say,” Love your money honey”. Thanks for the great post.
Too often, we look outside ourselves for reasons we’re having issues, especially financial ones. Thanks for turning that focus back inwards.
I read in a book called The Go-Giver that in order to receive we must give and to give we must receive. The same goes here, we must forgive ourselves to move forward and forgive others in order to forgive our selves. This is how we remove blocks to move forward.
Karen, absolutely. It can be hard too. Though forgiveness is a gift we give ourselves. When we can’t we are stuck. And when we can’t forgive someone else, we truly are saying we can’t forgive ourselves which is how so many people can get stuck and feel that they aren’t getting anywhere or that things aren’t working out for them.
–Kim Ravida