TNFG Weekly Chapter 16: Allowing Yourself to Win Financially
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And to be honest, it’s kinda like free-styling off of one topic. Check out these chapters below:
- Winning Multi-generational Family Plan
- Post Pandemic Spending Revenge
- Lifestyle Changes Over Better Results
- All about Family and Financial Accountability
Table of Contents
Attracted to Life
“When you connect to the silence within you, that is when you can make sense of the disturbance going on around you.”
Stephen Richards
Climbing a Financial Wall
I’ve been on the Financial literacy journey since 2012. I started because the energy within me and externally were negative.
This day and age, we would call it toxic and maybe add a hashtag. My friends and I were spending money without any discretion and complained how we were broke.
The Truth: merely acknowledging a problem doesn’t indicate any intent to solve the problem.
Biking Pass My Own Obstacles
I found out about a bike path that summer (2012). I proclaimed that I was going to ride over 75 miles, which would require that I got up as early as 5:30am.
When the day came, I woke up at 9:45am. My roommate eventually walked out and asked about the bike ride. He likely asked to hold me accountable, or to double down and reaffirm that “see even the best of us, don’t commit.” I didn’t want that to be our story. It was definitely not going to be my story. So I pulled myself together and left at 10:30am. Unprepared and with no water, I biked 75 miles (round-trip).
It was terrible. I damn near crawled the last 5 miles. But I did it.
If I could do that, surely I could tackle consumer debt and grow wealth. The bike ride was a mental block. It was the moment we all find, the wall. What seem insurmountable but damn near doable if you allow yourself to get over your wall.
The question for you, “Do you want to climb your wall?“
Mental Road Blocks of Growing Rich
Some people are dealing with ingrained notions that wealth is somehow evil.
Either this was framed in our youth by our parents, our church or our environment; having money and spending money became taboo. Rewarding ourselves with money is another issue. As if we were starved for emotional support; any time we win at something or perceive ourselves to win, we spend it. These are all part of the money trauma that are keeping us poor.
Push through because the goal of money is not just to have a nice car, big house, or fancy wardrobe. The end goal is to live, to have access and to build. Go one step beyond and establish your why.
Quick Tips on How to Win with Money
- Commit to doing one thing and set supporting goals
- Establish an effective budget
- Live for your self, and move in your purpose
My Favorite Videos on Breaking Financial Walls
Habits of the Poor Mindset. Break the Poverty Cycle. Poverty Traps
The One Page Financial Plan
6 Limiting Money Beliefs To Drop ASAP (ATTRACT MORE MONEY INTO YOUR LIFE)
My Favorite Finance Articles On Allowing Wealth Into Your Life
How to Manifest Your Millions: 3 Tips for Attracting Wealth (By Donnalynn Civello)
“My family never had money, and everything was a struggle. By the time I finished paying off business school, my ex-wife had cleaned me out of house and home. My last few ventures failed miserably, and I just sold my beach house to afford my son’s boarding school. When is it going to happen for me? Where are my millions?” says my client.
How to Stay Motivated on the Journey to Financial Independence (by Naresh Jayakumar)
Acceptance is Key. The long journey to achieve FI may seem unrealistic and it is natural to get demotivated. You might think over and over again to give up.
5 Powerful Ways to Attract Money and Abundance in Your Life (by Naresh Jayakumar)
To attract money into your life, you must believe that you are worthy of happiness. To experience real joy, you shouldn’t base your happiness on the “When I get there” mentality. It’s the mentality that you’ll only be happy when you achieve this, get that, or buy this or have that.