5 Steps to Rewire Your Foundation With Money

Our relationship with money starts when we are young. Unless we have a healthy approach to money, we may repeat what we’ve inherited.

Jennifer Thompson
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Your foundation in your understanding of life, including money, starts when you’re a child. But unfortunately, many of us did not come from families with a solid financial foundation.

Whether your family was wealthy or your parents lived paycheck to paycheck, unless they demonstrated a healthy relationship with money, chances are you’ve adopted some poor habits and disempowering beliefs that may no longer serve you.

You must rewire your foundation with money if you want to release any disempowering ideas and habits you may have learned about money.

Here are five ways to do that:

1. Question your subconscious beliefs

Most of us adopt financial habits we saw demonstrated or taught by our parents. However, these may or may not help us achieve our financial goals or a healthy relationship with money.

Inherent in these habits and lessons from our parents are deeply entrenched beliefs. Many of us fail to question these beliefs. The idea that you were born poor and may never be…

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