I want you to say this aloud:
Making more money means I provide more value to the world.
Repeat it.
Making more money means I provide more value to the world.
One more time – louder.
Making more money means I provide more value to the world.
Now, what does that mean?
If you’re new to my blog, I’m a wealth and profitability mentor. I believe, without a doubt, that the way you think about money (I call this your money mindset) directly impacts your ability to make money and your ability to manage your money. So when you have a positive mindset and believe that you deserve to make money and have money, you will.
Our mindset can be challenging to change, especially if it’s something we learned growing up. So, the first step to money management is changing that mindset. It doesn’t happen overnight, and we often slip into a positive mindset as we shed our old habits. Being aware of your mindset is the first step to changing your mindset. Even as a wealth and profitability mentor, I am still working on my money mindset.
So, long story short, making more money means providing more value to the world. It means that I am contributing to the economy, giving value to my clients, and making an impact. The service or products that YOU provide are making you money. But that also means that a client or customer is purchasing your services and products, which means you’re helping them. The more money you make, the more people you’re helping. The more people you’re helping, the more significant the impact you can make in the world. The more significant your impact in the world, the more money you’re making. See the cycle?
Making more money means I provide more value to the world.
You should feel good about making money. You should feel good about helping people, providing value, and making an impact. You should feel good about making MORE money.
Making more money means I provide more value to the world.
