Jessie Jimenez

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It could be argued that the most powerful money scripts are not cultural, they're personal. We all have a unique combination of life experiences from before we can even remember, that affect our money spending, saving and investing habits.
Did we see family members argue about money?
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Did we notice the stress that making or keeping money can cause?
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Did we experience what it is like not to have enough food or shelter?
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Or did we feel like there would always be enough, regardless of our spending habits?
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All our experiences make a mark on our feelings and habits around money - how to make it, when to sped it - you name it!
Thinking about why we do what we do, is the first step to identify and changing patterns that are not serving us well. Whether we think about money all the time.
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or prefer never to think about it.
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Join us next week for a new series on Cashtoons!
Sources:
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https://finmasters.com/money-scripts/
https://www.moneyhabitudes.com/