Episode 016: What do you think about how much you earn?

Welcome to another episode of "Without Judgment"! 
In honor of Financial Literacy Month, here is another episode on our money mindset. 

Have you ever stopped to consider what beliefs shape your relationship with money—both in acquiring it and having it? Today, we're lifting the veil on those (possibly limiting) beliefs and exploring how they impact your financial well-being.

When it comes to making money, our thoughts can range from contentment to perpetual dissatisfaction, regardless of our income level. But here's the kicker: it's not about the numbers; it's about our perception. Do you believe you're fully accountable for your earnings? How has your income evolved over the years, and what sacrifices have you made to achieve it?

Next up, let's talk about having money. Do you associate wealth with negativity? Your upbringing and personal experiences heavily influence your answer. Whether you're content with a modest lifestyle or yearn for more, your mindset dictates your financial trajectory. Are you open to abundance, or are you gripped by scarcity?

To help navigate these reflections, I am inviting you to use this coaching tip: journal about the questions that resonate most with you. Start small, focusing on one to three inquiries to avoid overwhelm. And before we part ways, ponder this: how much money do you truly believe you're capable of making in a year? The answer might surprise you.

Thank you for tuning in to "Without Judgment." Your support means the world to us. Remember, your career should be more than just a paycheck—it should align with your dreams. Until next time, keep exploring, keep growing, and never stop believing in your potential.