Breakthrough Your Financial Barriers

108 Patriot Drive, Suite A,Middletown DE 19709

08 May, 2021

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Breakthrough Your Financial Barriers Breakthrough Your Financial Barriers May 8th 9:30 - 5:30 $99 per person (Includes Lunch) With Master Life Coach Kiera Smale & Financial Coach and Financial Advisor Theresa Abad Financial stress is a very personal experience, and one that can be challenging even for experts. This is why many people deal with their financial stress a lot like they deal with their health; that is, they ignore it for as long as possible and hope it works itself out. Since dealing with money is so personal and emotional, even individuals who know what they should do are often unable to overcome the barriers that keep them from taking action. What would your life look like if you could break through the financial barriers that hold you back? More time with your family, deeper relationships, the ability to travel, and so much more! Breakthrough Your Financial Barriers is a one day workshop designed to help you: 1. Identify your money mindset: Your money mindset is the unique attitude, perspective, and narrative you weave using your thoughts, actions, and beliefs toward money. Your money mindset extends beyond the bounds of your personal life and enters into your general feelings toward finances. Your money mindset informs the way you manage, save, spend, and invest your money. When you better understand your perspective toward your money, you begin to see where your financial habits come from. A money mindset influences your thoughts and actions, which can have both positive and negative consequences. 2. Discover your limiting beliefs around money: Your limiting beliefs are formed from your distinct lived experiences. Everyone has a different story and relationship with money because everyone has had different experiences with it throughout their lives. Someone who worked during high school and college might have a different perspective on saving than someone whose first job was well into their 20s. All of these past experiences likely influence your attitude and approach toward money today. Someone who grew up in an environment where money was a sore spot might not like managing their finances (or might always worry about having enough money to support themselves and their family). 3. Live free and abundantly: Your money mindset and beliefs power your thoughts, attitudes, and perspectives toward your finances. Remember, you can control how you view, approach, and manage your money. A scarcity mindset is a dangerous narrative, one that leaves you constantly chasing the idea of “enough”. Abundance, on the other hand, is about setting yourself up for financial success and structuring your money in a way that brings meaning and fulfillment. 4. Create a Plan with positive habits and goals: By understanding your current money mindset, you’ll be able to create positive habits that help you accomplish your goals. One of the best ways to combat negative habits is to learn healthier ones. Financial management isn’t simply intuitive, it’s something you need to work toward and spend time with to get right. By understanding where you currently are and where you want to be, you will create a plan to get there.