Your attitude to money.
This attitude is in all of us. It’s the deeply ingrained beliefs and attitudes that we all hold about money and wealth. It encompasses how you perceive money, your relationship with it, and the thoughts and feelings that guide your financial decisions.
We need to see money as a positive thing. We can’t just say it, we need to really believe it because what we concentrate on grows and there’s no way you’re going to make more of something that you see as bad.
Because your money mindset shapes your attitudes, beliefs, and behaviours towards financial management and wealth creation, it will directly impact the success and sustainability of your business.
A positive money mindset enables you to make confident, informed financial decisions, which plays a huge part in effectively managing cash flow,
A positive money mindset impacts your overall well-being, as financial stress is a major contributor to overall stress.
Also, it will affect how you approach and handle financial challenges and setbacks. A positive money mindset will make you more resilient and adaptable, seeing financial hurdles as an opportunity for learning and growth rather than a wall to halt your progress.
Building this skillset is critical for dealing with the ups and downs of being an entrepreneur, meaning you are way more likely to bounce back from failures and continue pursuing your goals with enthusiasm and confidence in yourself.
The good news is that a healthy money mindset is a learnt skill, your mindset is simply how you view the world.
It’s your belief that you hold about what’s “true.” But really it’s just your perspective.
By working through the exercises in our Money Mindset course, you'll uncover your personal money beliefs, identify limiting beliefs, and develop a positive money mindset to help you achieve your financial goals.
The beliefs you hold about money directly influence your financial behaviours. For example, if you believe that money is hard to come by, you may unconsciously sabotage opportunities for financial gain.
Whereas, positive beliefs lead to proactive financial behaviours like budgeting, saving, and investing. Negative beliefs can lead to avoidance of financial planning and impulsive spending.
Beliefs and Attitudes
These are the core ideas you have about money, often developed during childhood based on family, culture, and experiences.
Emotional Relationship with Money
This involves the feelings you associate with money, such as fear, anxiety, excitement, or indifference.
Behavioural Patterns
Your money mindset affects your financial behaviours, such as budgeting, investing, and spending habits.
Analyse Money Mindset
Evaluate the Influence of Mindset on Financial Reality
Identify Common Limiting Beliefs About Money
Conduct Exercises to Uncover Personal Limiting Beliefs
Explore the Power of Positive Thinking and Visualisation Techniques
Explore the Science Behind Visualisation
Module 2 – Reprogramming Your Subconscious Mind
Review how the subconscious mind affects financial behaviour.
Examine the difference between conscious and subconscious beliefs.
Identify signs of scarcity thinking.
Discuss strategies to cultivate an abundance mindset.
Outline daily practices for reprogramming.
Share gratitude and abundance rituals.
Explore the principles of manifestation and how to attract financial prosperity.
Discuss the law of attraction.
Align thoughts and actions with financial desires.
Understand the difference between setting intentions and goals.
Focus on removing resistance and allowing abundance.
Embrace the energy of wealth.
Integrated mindset work with practical action steps to achieve financial success.
Recognise the difference between inspired and forced action
Identify and act on inspired ideas.
Cultivate a mindset to recognise and seize opportunities.
Overcome fear and take calculated risks.
Maintain a money mindset for long-term success.
Develop strategies for continuous growth and improvement.
Creating and cultivating a healthy money mindset helps you understand how your limiting money beliefs are standing directly in the way of what you want, and how to change these thoughts to ones that align with your values and goals.
Your money will undoubtedly have a major impact on your financial well-being. If you have a negative mindset, it can hold you back from reaching your financial goals. Accepting this and working through the steps to create a positive money mindset will empower you to make better financial decisions and achieve greater success.
Developing a healthy money mindset is vital for achieving financial well-being and embracing a positive relationship with money.
Remember, mindset and money are deeply connected, and a positive mindset puts you in the best possible place for making wise financial choices and pursuing your goals.
I grew up in a council flat in London, I spent time in women’s refuges, DV being part of my childhood. Accepting handouts and support from strangers.
My mam died when I was 12, she was only 46. She had nothing, I had nothing.
I was quickly moved to live with extended family in Ireland. They had money, but life was miserable.
At 16 once I had completed school, I moved out, got my first job and have been building my version of success ever since.
I put myself through college by night, working a full time job and a part time bar job. After eight years of learning so much about business, I moved to Corporate. Working with massive companies like Apple. Leading projects, departments and teams.
Then in 2022, my first daughter was born. I had two choices – continue working all the hours for a massive company who was in control of my earning potential and hand my daughter over to someone else (a stranger) to mind or forge my own path.
To give my girls the life I could only dream of. To retire my husband early if he wishes. To have freedom, flexibility and time. To make my mam proud. A life I have designed. One that works on my terms.
I’ve always waImagented to help others and it has become my mission to help online and service-based entrepreneurs achieve the success they dream of, on their terms. Eradicating entrepreneurial poverty.