relationship with money
on the ways in which we relate to money, and how it affects our relationship to ourselves and others
Stuart Evans and
relationship with money
a thread on becoming "money positive", or: going from art school dropout to software middle management and dabbling the stock market 🧵
growing up, I had an inexplicable, implicit distrust of money. I legitimately believed in the saying "money is the root of all evil"
ꙮ sadalsvvd.space ꙮx.comI'm gradually re-training my nervous system to f*cking LOVE money in all it's forms and amounts — even decreasing, low or negative amounts 💸
Every morning, I have a 15-minute 'Money Love Date' with myself before I check emails or texts.
Here are the fun steps I take...
kelly wilde miller 🦋x.comWhat if you: Gave 5x what you are comfortable with to someone? Abandoned the idea of an inheritance or lower your goal of retirement savings by 10% and instead invest that money in people, causes, and learning in ways that might lead to interesting results? Help pay a bill in someone’s life that might be having a hard time? Give money directly to p
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The first step to resolving your money issues is being able to see the unconscious limiting beliefs you have around it.
A few of the most common ones I see:
- Money is bad or dirty.
- Money is scarce.
- I should feel guilty about having money.
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Joe Hudsonx.com
My journey with relating to money & the book that changed my life
for @threadapalooza 👇
"The economy is just smart people paying beautiful people to promote stuff to insecure people." — @ShaanVP
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this is the fundamental dynamic that non-coercive marketing is seeking to undermine.
The simplest problem with this approach is that budgeting, like dieting, doesn’t work. Restriction and deprivation are unsustainable; accurately tracking spending is hard; income fluctuates, and costs don’t operate on a perfect monthly reset. Budgets don’t account for the way lives work, so they’re hard to keep in our lives consistently.