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DRAFT: MAKING MONEY FLOW: Four Steps to Get Out Of Your Own Way and Realize Your Financial Dreams
Learn the STEP-BY-STEP system to overcome the REAL REASONS why you haven’t yet achieved the financial success, security, or peace of mind you want from your money—so you can earn what you’re worth, feel worthy of
greater wealth, and rev up the money flow to you.
Belinda Rosenblum, CPA and Wealth Expert, left her thriving corporate finance role to address a major unmet need in our communities—transforming the way people think, feel, and act with money to give them back their rightful power over their money mindset and money management.
She is now helping thousands of people discover how “owning your money” creates certainty, security, and the life of financial independence they deserve. Belinda is the President of Own Your Money LLC, a financial coaching and training company teaching individuals, couples, and business owners how to make personal finance and small business success more rewarding, manageable, and profitable. Her expertise is in high-‐demand as she hosts her own TV show, radio show, and is a member of the National Speakers Association. She has been called on as the financial expert for Boston’s TV networks, Yahoo! Finance, SmartMoney.com, BusinessWeek.com, and The Saturday Evening Post.
Belinda’s coaching, products, workshops, and speeches address the significant financial stress plaguing most Americans today. Her practical, actionable, and kick-‐in-‐the-‐pants approach to a much avoided topic is refreshing. Belinda inspires, educates, and moves people to action so they can once and for all take control of their own financial future.
In her popular product, INVEST IN YOURSELF: The 7-day System to Take Control of Your Money, Belinda personally coaches you with a step-‐by-‐step formula to reclaim your financial power and rebuild your bank account. Her new book, SELF-WORTH TO NET WORTH: 12 Keys to Creating Wealth Inside and Out, provides the compassion, gentle kick-‐in-‐the-‐pants and step-‐by-‐step approach manage your own financial life. Belinda’s ability to motivate action in others is fueled by her passion for helping people appreciate their self-‐worth and realize their financial goals.
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DRAFT: MAKING MONEY FLOW: Four Steps to Get Out Of Your Own Way and Realize Your Financial Dreams
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DRAFT: MAKING MONEY FLOW: Four Steps to Get Out Of Your Own Way and Realize Your Financial Dreams
Take notes for the reasons for avoiding that you feel like you might do or might ever think to yourself: (1) You may never have felt like you were taught whether it was by your parents, by school. Whatever, you just were never taught good money management or good money mindset so you just avoid it now.
(3) You may feel like you have limited free time. Kind of like I shared of I had so little free time that when I was home the last thing I wanted to be doing is going through my mail and paying my bills. Sometimes we're all a little bit lazy that we like to sit on the couch instead. I get it.
(4) Our ego's job is to keep us safe and alive. Safe and alive keeps us comfortable and doing the same things we've been doing. We just keep staying comfortable and we keep doing what's convenient. Yet, I believe that instead of that I have a different answer for you. Instead of staying comfortable yet unhappy, I want you to consider “How can I be a bit uncomfortable and get to truly happy?”
(5) You may be in some denial. I hear all the time, "Oh it's not so bad. I have money right now. I'm okay." That sort of thing. It's just a reason for avoiding. You're just in denial.
(6) You may think that it will cost too much to address. Really though I think of it much more like when you don't go to the dentist and your tooth hurts. All of a sudden that little bit of a toothache that needs a cleaning then turns into a cavity or you wait long enough and then your tooth needs to get pulled and it gets much more expensive.
(8) You may be afraid of what you might find. I recognize that it takes courage to be facing our fears with money, and oftentimes just facing the nuts and bolts of where our money is going. Where are we spending it? Oftentimes people are just afraid of adding it all up. I found that a lot.
(11) You may be afraid of conflict. I see this a lot, especially with partners, that they may just keep avoiding doing what they need to do for success, for wealth because they don't want to face any conflict.
(12) This is a funny one. Sometimes people avoid to spite their parents. This is one of these funny ones because it's almost like you're drinking the poison and expecting somebody else to die. It's not actually affecting them nearly like it's affecting you right now.
Module 1: Identify The “B.S.” In Your Way PART A: MONEY BELIEFS CHECKLIST
The first step to getting out of your own way is to recognize the real and present blocks that are currently in your way. Imagine you are now walking through a pitch black room. You can’t see a thing. You try walking around and you are bumping into things, knocking things over, and getting bruised. If only you knew how or where to turn on the light…well, today is your lucky day!
Completing this checklist and template will start to show you how to flip the switch to recognize what and why you have been in the dark—and what you can do about it.
Whether you are seven or seventy you have some preconceived ideas about wealth and money. First we need to get to the root of the belief and then we can work on redirecting our beliefs into inspirations.
Rate yourself from 1-10 with regard to each of the following statements. [1=100% Disagreement up to 10-100% Agreement]
1 Money is the root of all evil. 2 I don't deserve to have a lot of money. 3 If I try and don't succeed at making money, I will be a failure.
4 If I made a lot of money, I might lose it and then I would feel incompetent and hate myself.
5 Doing what it takes to make a lot of money will make life difficult and stressful. 6 Getting rich is a matter of luck or fate. 7 If I am rich, certain people will resent me, not like me, or I won't fit in. 8 It takes money to make money. 9 I don't like dealing with or managing money.
10 If I have a lot of money, someone else is going to have less. 11 If I make a lot of money, I will be betraying someone who never made much. 12 The rich get richer and the poor get poorer. 13 Having a lot of money is a big responsibility. 14 Money can cause a lot of problems in life. 15 Money is hard to deal with. 16 Money is hard to get. 17 You have to work hard to get money and can't do exactly what you love. 18 Trying to make more money will mean hassle and struggle.
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19 Striving for wealth will be stressful and potentially cause health problems. 9 20 It takes too much time to get wealthy. 10 21 I'm not educated enough to get wealthy. 8 22 You have to do things you don't like in order to get money. 9 23 Given my background, it would be difficult for me to get rich. 9 24 I don't enjoy taking on more responsibility. 5
25 Most people with a lot of money probably did something bad or dishonest to get their money. 2
26 I'm too young or too old to get rich. 9 27 It's not right for me to be rich while others have nothing. 1 28 Money spoils you. 2 29 Financial security comes from having a steady paycheck and a good job. 1
30 If I don't feel bad about past mistakes and afraid about the future, I will make the same mistakes again. 5
31 It's unlikely I can be rich and happy. 5 32 It's better for me to get paid for my "time" than strictly for my performance. 1 33 Having a lot of money will mean I'm less spiritual and pure. 1 34 Going after wealth won't allow much time for anything else in life. 1 35 Once I have a lot of money, then I'll finally feel secure. 8
36 Investments are for people who have a lot of money, are complicated or hard to understand. 10
37 I always rent; owning a house would be too scary. 1 38 I would never feel secure if I had to be responsible for a lot of money. 2 39 It is better to take less than what I am due and be free of sticky situations. 1 40 Worrying about money is tacky. 1
41 I never want people to know I have so much money because people are really mean to rich people. 1
42 If I get paid a lot, people will find out that I am a fraud. 1 43 Everybody wants more; when it comes to money, less is better. 1 44 There's somebody else inside me that spends all of my money. 1 45 I'm a good giver but not a good receiver. 10 46 If I ask for help, people will think less of me. 9 47 Getting rich is not a skill you can really learn. 8 48 I can make it on my own. I don't need help from others. 1 49 Getting rich isn't for people like me. 8 50 Realistically, chances are I'll never be rich. 9
DRAFT: MAKING MONEY FLOW: Four Steps to Get Out Of Your Own Way and Realize Your Financial Dreams
Please note: Take as much space as you need to respond to the questions below.
1. What does money mean to you? Security for me and my family and the ability to help others
2. Do you own your money-- or does it own you? It owns me.
3. How would you describe your relationship to money? Volatile
4. What are your current money management habits and behaviors? Avoidance
5. What could you be doing better? Organizing around money
6. When it comes to your saving and spending habits, are you a saver, a spender, an avoider, or a money monk (you just don't care)? avoider
7. When you hear the words money, wealth, and rich, what comes to mind? For someone else
8. What did your parents and family tell you about money? I would always have to work hard for money. They would spend big amounts on themselves and what was necessary on us.
9. What do you currently tell yourself about money, wealth, and your worthiness? I will never get a handle on it.
10. How hard do you think it will be to become wealthy? Extremely hard.
11. Do you feel like you have enough money to start to “manage” your money?
DRAFT: MAKING MONEY FLOW: Four Steps to Get Out Of Your Own Way and Realize Your Financial Dreams
Write about a specific example of a time when you let your fears, self-‐doubt, or disbelief in yourself win out over taking action or even just thinking more positively.
What is one particular instance that you were able to reframe? What impact has this had on your past and what different impact can the new Warrior story now have on your future?
• How to be in conversations about money—and how not to be
• When and how you can ____________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________
• What it takes to _______________________________________ how you are in all of your relationships base on the learning in this program.
• And much more!
Take a deep breath.
What was one action you took over the past week that took you out of your comfort zone? How did you feel? ________________________________________________________________
What is a conversation you have been putting off having? Who is it with and what does it need to be able? What are you secretly afraid of that has had you put this off?