Money and Me
Money and Me
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Question 1 of 17
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Primary Factors Determining Your Social Class:1. Father’s Work (or Mother’s if she was the main ‘breadwinner’) -
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Father’s Educational Level
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Question 3 of 17
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Make an assessment of the social class you were born into and write a brief description of it.
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Question 4 of 17
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What do you think might have been the collective money consciousness of the people who were in that community and the extent to which your parents subscribed to it?
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Question 5 of 17
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How much of it still lives in you?
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Question 6 of 17
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How different are you now, if at all?1. Your Work -
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2. Your Educational Level
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Question 8 of 17
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Describe how you have changed
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Question 9 of 17
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My perception of the way[s] members of my family felt about money was . . .
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Question 10 of 17
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What sticks with me still is . . .
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Question 11 of 17
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The people we hang about with at various times in our lives can have a very big effect on how we think about prosperity in general and money in particular. Loyalty is a big factor in group bonding, which often results in agreeing to certain group values, even if they are not good for us individually. Look back over your life and see if you can identify significant people or groups of people that may have influenced your own money consciousness – for good or bad.1. Childhood Years-
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Question 12 of 17
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2. Teenage Years
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Question 13 of 17
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3. Early Adult Years
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Question 14 of 17
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What still sticks with me even today is . . .
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Question 15 of 17
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There are some very big differences in the way men and women relate to money, even today.Most of the differences are a throwback to the time when women had few rights and depended upon their fathers (prior to marriage) and husbands (after marriage) for money.Even though , the underlying attitudes remain, in America at least, the structural reasons for women feeling less “entitled” to have as much money as men, feeling less able to create wealth than men, and having less control over it than men, have been all but eliminated. And these underlying attitudes get acted upon by as many men as women. Why is this?We always have to remember that attitudes, beliefs, and ideas of what is right and wrong have a long life and tend to get passed from generation to generation, even when they are no longer true or relevant. The lag is due to the fact that most of these ideas and beliefs reside deep in the subconscious mind and have become literally habits of mind that are very resistant to change.So it is not that men or women consciously intend to keep thinking in the old way about gender and money; it is simply our habitual thinking that keeps acting out our old mental constructs.The trick, as always, is to develop our awareness of our thinking processes so that we catch ourselves acting out of those old habits — and in this case, those that are gender-based.Gender-Based Factors In My Money Consciousness
As I look back over my life, I can see that I have allowed certain thoughts, ideas, attitudes and beliefs connected to my gender to become part of my money consciousness.
Being male/female, I have tended to act these out in the following ways:
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Question 16 of 17
16. Question
Core-negative beliefs reside deep down in our subconscious minds and are the result of early wounding and negative experiences in childhood.They are very influential in how we see the world, relate to circumstances, react to events and how we do relationships. They are like internal gyroscopes and literally run our lives.Below is a list of the most common beliefs that people have. It is a rare person indeed that does not have at least two of them. How about you? Check those you think might be operating in your life.Hint: The way you can recognize a core-negative belief is whether it keeps manifesting in your life.For example, if you have the belief that “people are unreliable and will always let me down,” guess what? You will attract people who will mirror that belief for you and prove you right.The above are generalized core-negative beliefs, but you will see that most of them will put a serious crimp in your ability to manifest money easily. Since they all have a major impact on your self-esteem, you will probably end up helping others make money while you remain relatively poor.Now let’s review the dominant money beliefs you checked on your money consciousness worksheet right back at the start of this program to see which ones are negative and linked to some of the more general ones above.(Check the negative ones you think might be operating within you and see if there is a correlation with those above.)We’ll discuss later what we do to dissolve these beliefs. -
Question 17 of 17
17. Question
Having looked at some of the core-negative beliefs you might have and your beliefs and attitudes around money in particular, make an assessment of how you might have blocked the flow of money coming to you as a result of self-concept and low self-esteem issues. The kind of beliefs you need to look at are those relating to deservedness, worthiness, betrayal, your importance relative to others, your luck and so on. Write a paragraph or two outlining your self-concept and how it might have affected your success in life, especially with regard to money.
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