5 Money-Belief Upgrades for Spendthrifts
Do you have intentions of being financially prosperous, wealthy woman? Are you ready to appreciate your money, to have your money grow and to compound your money into wealth, wealthy woman?
Nonetheless, do you manage to generate just enough money to cover your expenses yet find that you have little to no money left over after all of your expenses are paid? Do you have no wealth although do you have stuff?
The problem is that you spend more than your means support. Your expenses are too high given your current money container, and the reason that you do this comes down to your current money beliefs.
Your Problem: Your current money beliefs are supporting spending behavior that is incongruent with your intention to build wealth.
Wealth means holding your money in appreciation instead of giving away your money.
Your Solution: You Must Upgrade Your Money Beliefs to be Founded on Principles that Support Building Wealth
While you may be unconscious of your current money beliefs, your current money beliefs are deep-seated and continuously regulated by your subconscious mind.
As of current, your subconscious money beliefs are working to repel money in exchange for things instead of working towards building wealth through generating assets.
While it does take time, patience, and inner work to upgrade your subconscious money beliefs, such an upgrade can be done.
Fortunately for you, this post may serve as a pivotal step in upgrading your subconscious money beliefs and jumpstarting your wealth-building journey.
5 Money-Belief Upgrades to Transform You from Ms. Spendthrift to Ms. Wealthy
Money-Belief Upgrade One:
Long Term Thinking and Only Wise Whims
Growing money requires long-term thinking. To grow money you must be able to a) keep yourself alive with some degree of comfort and pleasure, b) work with the money you have, and c) take the money you have and multiply it into more money without losing it. This is called “building wealth.”
As a woman who spends more money than she appreciates into wealth, it is this final component of wealth building which is your challenge. You are more likely to spend money on liabilities than on assets, which means you lack the means to build wealth although you do have the means to acquire stuff.
Your current money beliefs fail you to understand that instead of giving away your money for the thing you desire, you could give away your money for something that generates more money that would then, in turn, pay for the thing you desire plus more.
Your desires never require starvation. Rather, you must starve short-term thinking in acquiring the things you crave and replace it with long-term thinking.
Learning to think long term when it comes to spending money is pivotal to transforming your money beliefs because long-term thinking allows you to generate assets, which then pay for all of your desires without much effort on your part.
What is a Wise Whim?
A wise whim is when you spend money on a liability that is a) below your means, b) a spontaneous, one-time thing rather than a routine expense, and c) is something you buy from a prosperous overflow of appreciation within yourself rather than something that you buy from depletion (e.g., to get other people to appreciate you or to get you to appreciate yourself).
While the pragmatics of money are important, the energetics of money are also important when it comes to building wealth.
When you get stingy and ungenerous, you suck the life force out of your wealth, and money becomes a barrier rather than a watery flow of energetic exchange. When you are generous with yourself and others within your means, then you are practicing wise whims, which breathes more life into your money and helps it to grow.
Wealthy Women Value their Money More than Instant Gratification and Things
Money-Belief Upgrade Two:
Have Multiple Income Streams, yet Never “Work” for Money
Wealthy women have money beliefs enabling them to know how to have money work for them, which oftentimes means having multiple streams of income.
Multiple streams of income allow you to optimize your financial prosperity in the face of the odds.
However, establishing multiple income streams can oftentimes feel like “work” as the sole reason many income streams are established is for the money they provide.
The money-belief principle of never “working” for money is about living a life you love instead of doing things solely because they make money. This holds true even in generating assets.
For instance, while investing and acquiring rental property are both good avenues by which to establish an additional stream of income, they are usually acquired as a financial advantage rather than because the women acquiring them love having rental property.
Put another way, if the money was off the table, these women would also be.
The money belief upgrade of having multiple income streams yet never working for money allows money to be a natural byproduct of the life you would live if money was something that never existed. This money belief helps you to learn how to have income streams that come from your overflow of love rather than merely having income streams that generate money for the sake of having money. This is far too similar to trading your time for money, and being a wealthy woman is incongruent with peasantry.
This money-belief principle prevents you from living life solely seeking financial advantages, which keeps you a slave to money no matter how much of it you have.
Money-Belief Upgrade Three:
Learn to Value Quality over Quantity
Quality is always more valuable than quantity unless you are in a state of desperation.
Once you get out of survival mode, the money belief of valuing quality over quantity is important for appreciating your money and growing wealth.
Why is this the case?
Quality lasts. As a result, quality only requires you to spend one time instead of several. Hence, you have more money when quality trumps quantity.
In practice, this money belief upgrade may manifest as a) instead of decorating your home every season with new, cheap decor, you invest in quality pieces that last a lifetime, and/or b) you spend a large sum of money on a personal development investment rather than consuming YouTube several times each week.
While this money-belief principle may require you to learn how to delay gratification, this money-belief principle will prime and prep you to be less energetically fragile when it comes to acquisition, which will enable you to grow your money into wealth over time.
Money-Belief Upgrade Four:
Think in Terms of Value Rather than Price
While this money-belief upgrade may sound similar to the money-belief upgrade of valuing quality over quantity, this money-belief upgrade differs in that it is concerned with the personal or subjective aspect of quality which is value.
Sometimes women have money beliefs that dictate them choosing the most expensive thing as the more valuable thing. They will thereby choose this more expensive thing even if what they truly desire is the less expensive thing. The case also applies in the reverse.
While it is important to consider the quality of the thing being acquired, it is also important to consider your personal values when acquiring.
Your money is meant to support your likes and preferences. The thing you value is more important than the price tag.
Money is an energetic exchange.
Anything that you give away your money to acquire must add value to your life in a way that is deeper than mere acquisition. Your money is more valuable than acquisition, so if your money is buying something, it must be something that you can feel and appreciate in magnitude over time.
Otherwise, keeping your money will always provide you with more value.
Money-Belief Upgrade Five:
The Little Things are the Big Things
You may be surprised to learn that having money is about having money rather than spending (i.e., losing) money.
The point of having financial prosperity is to have the freedom to enjoy the things that matter most to you instead of using your life as a means to fund acquisition.
Oftentimes, the things that bring us the most peace, comfort, happiness, and contentment are free. The money that we all desire to manifest is merely a way to buy our time to be able to experience these invaluable moments.
By choosing to normalize the money belief of making the little things the big things, you will naturally spend less money because money may be able to buy containment, but happiness comes from within.
The END
The truth is that once you upgrade your money beliefs and normalize them to be your new dominant container, you will again require expansion as life continues to present challenges and mirrors you for perpetual growth.
These same money-belief principles may be applied at any and all levels of wealth building with a deeper magnitude.
Money is a spiritual tool for your expansion.
It is the depth of the magnitude that counts when it comes to receiving appreciation, compounding, and growing your wealth.
From the Prosperity in Me to the Prosperity in You,
Hannah
