Dr. Judith Gerhart, CFP
Certified Divorce Financial Analyst 
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How you do anything is how you do everything
July 16, 2008
At the same time, the common lack of understanding on how to handle or manage our money story only complicates matters.
Our money story takes us down even further and our lack of understanding about how to manage and or manifest money. I have a very simple example of a money story I heard today from a woman who set out to create a national networking association for women who work from home.
The woman was well groomed and spoke professionally at the front of the room (her self-confidence was evident). What surprised me was when she stated: “I did not start this network group to make lots of money- that does not matter to me.”
Hearing that, I knew she had low self-esteem around herself and around money. Truth is, how you do anything is how you do everything. Your money and life story are parallel. I wanted to say to her: “You should never say money is not important. If you repeatedly said “my husband is not important” or “my children are not important to me. Do you think they would stick around?” I don’t think so. Well the same applies to your attitude and opinion of money - it definitely won’t stick around if you don’t think it’s important.
A couple of things to think about this week…
What part of your self-esteem needs work? The self-confidence part? Or the ability to take action part?
Do you often say: “money isn’t that important?”
Did you ever say: “my husband isn’t important?” Did he stick around?
Do you think your superconscious, subconscious and conscious are in alignment today?
Next week I’ll discuss more on the inner game of wealth and tools that can help you build your self-esteem around money.
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