Thank Money & Become Money Magnet: How To Heal Your Relationship With Money & Build Your Financial EQ.

Mindful Divine Podcast, Hosted by Shana Bianchi

What Money Can Teach Us about Self-Acceptance & Financial Abundance + How to heal your relationship with money, build your financial EQ and become a money magnet.

// Introduction:

I recently took a workshop through MindValley on money mindset, and I was so interested in the content I wanted to share it with you this week. The workshop was led by Ken Honda, author of over 50 books, including “Happy Money”, is a Japanese financial expert who trains professionals for no less than $30k for just a few months of support. Ken was mentored by the famed Wahei Takeda, who is known as the Warren Buffet of Japan... and btw did you know Japan has more millionaires per capita than anywhere else in the world? Pretty impressive. So, the workshop talked a lot about targeting the ‘money wounds’ embedded in your brain: which are similar to limiting beliefs that your mind holds onto. By releasing these beliefs, you’ll shift your money mindset and uncover secrets from some of the world's wealthiest people.

Get ready to get abundance on demand, by restructuring your money mindset, and finding peace with money. As you look at your relationship with money, your life will shift, and as you heal your money wounds your whole outlook on life will change. You’ll have better sleep, relationships, and finances. Once your belief system changes, your life will change. You will be able to trust life more and do what you want and need - you can take risks, which really is just following your heart and intuition. It all starts with transforming your mind. Get ready to start your new money life today.

Forgiveness for the past can be a fortune for the future. It’s important to look at past pain and resentment that’s silently dragging down your financial success in the present. A lot of our beliefs of money that take place are rooted in the house we grew up in. Our parents wounds and our younger wounds become our current wounds

How did your parents view money when you were a child? How did they talk about it? Did they say or imply rich people were mean, bad, and selfish? Did people who have little money try to take from those who “worked harder” for their money, thus making them less deserving? Did you come from a family that said you need to be careful of money, or beware of where you put it? Did you hear your parents always saying, “we don't have enough money for this or that?”

I’ve found we need to recognize the knowledge in doses like this, I like to call it life’s micro-learning. Through the exercises today you will learn why you may no thave the bank account you want, or are in debt because you don’t have the right mentors to teach you about money.

For most, our mentors are our parents or guardians, but remember they have their own wounds too (from their own childhood and life experiences)! We are not taught the skills to acknowledge and heal these wounds growing up, but it’s important to learn them now, because it’s never too late for your SHIFT.

For my money wounds, for example, I’m reminded of my childhood when my dad would have to output money. My dad would always be very cranky and angry when it was that time of the month to pay bills. He would be visibly upset, and as a young girl my thought pattern was this:

Well, money, and paying out money makes you mad and upset. So to be happy, I must get, make and keep my money. My fear of having too little became an obsession as I got older to strive to always make more and do more, thus leading to professional burnout and emotional fatigue.

I now understand that I can remove the imprints and wounds of money from my family, and instead make my own new imprints.

Maybe try to interview your parents, grandparents or whoever raised you -- and ask them their views on money (both when they were a kid and now). The