Sarah JamesAre you moving your company in the correct direction? Does your money and funds currently reflect your goals? it might be time to look into the financial mindset barriers that prevent you from growing your company.
We’ll talk about the barriers to wealth and plenty that come from your money perspective.
When considering how to live life more abundantly, it’s simple to focus just on the balance in the bank. After all, that is the main obstacle that prevents most individuals from leading a life of their choosing.
There is no denying the connection between money and mental health, but what lies at its core? After all, money is only a tool. It is merely a widely accepted indicator of stored value.
Why does money have such power over us?
We all want and value social status to some extent. This has mainly been centred on a person’s financial wealth as societies have developed. We view someone as deserving of our attention if they have the signs of a strong bank balance.
We frequently see published information on median wages, the highest earners, “30 under 30,” etc. It may feel as though we fall short when we compare our financial condition and ourselves to all of this information.
Even worse, it may give us the impression that we are not important contributors to society.
But does money actually affect our mental and emotional state?
But only if we let it.
1. “Money is the root of all evil” this is nonsense
The truth is that you have to have accepted the idea that your worth can only be determined by your financial account for your mental health to be affected by money (or a perceived lack of it). Having said that, your business’s ability to grow will be hampered by money-mindset obstacles. Here are three major roadblocks that are impeding you and your company.
All they accomplish is support the idea that treating money as a scarce resource is moral and leads to abundance on its own. The issue with this, though, is that it teaches your mind to do so in all financial circumstances. This encourages you to think in terms of contraction, which is a very real money mindset barrier that prevents you from growing your company. not enlargement.
But, when times get tough, what do you do?
Save money. Spend less, and the first areas to always see a reduction in spending are R&D, marketing, and general areas of corporate expansion.
It’s a well-known story.
Regardless of the situation in the market, if you want to grow your business, you must begin gradually introducing new narratives to your subconscious. stories that emphasise expansion, growth, and abundance. Stories that will inspire you to keep improvement a top priority.
Every morning, try writing the sentence “I am so glad and appreciative now that money arrives to me in growing amounts, from numerous sources, on a continuous basis.”
Be sure to note and record any changes you see after that.
2. You’ve never done it before.
Rapid business growth overwhelms your subconscious, which is a concern. You reach a point where you’re emotionally unable to handle what feels like an out-of-control circumstance.
You probably face problems on a regular basis that, when you first started, you never imagined being able to handle. This is a testament to how far you’ve gone. This is why I suggest making “micro-shifts,” or tiny moves in your growth.
Although the comparison to trying to climb a mountain in one bound is appropriate, it is wiser to push your limits gradually to create a snowball effect.
What appears to be a small stride now may appear to be a great leap in a year. You’ll begin moving and growing much faster than you anticipated, and much sooner than you anticipated.
3.Your self-worth
The description of people who believe that winning the lottery is the only way they may get wealthy is also present.
The problem with this is that they haven’t changed their perception of who they are and their value in light of their money. They begin to encounter resistance from their subconscious as they find themselves abruptly thrown into a millionaire’s lifestyle.
The sole purpose of our primitive subconscious mind’s programming is to keep us safe. It only understands emotional language because it is from an earlier time before intelligence. This is why childhood trauma can persist into adulthood and continue to influence our behaviour.
People who are successful don’t act like that!
You won’t be if you don’t behave like a business owner who is totally focused on expansion and success. This is not a proclamation to “fake it till you make it” or something similar. It’s about realising that in order to promote your growth, your thinking and your core identity must alter.
You are prevented from growing your business by these three obstacles in your money attitude. All of us are aware of these tendencies within ourselves. Not by feeling guilty or placing blame, but rather by admitting them and gradually making changes through time, is the way to get past them.