Money thinking is what we think about money, what attitudes and fears we have associated with money, what signs we believe in. These parts form the overall picture of our understanding of finance. If we consider money to be evil and a sin, then no matter how we work, we will not see wealth, if we believe that money is good, it will easily come into our lives.
By itself, money can be neither bad nor good; it is made by the people in whose hands they ended up. Wealthy people are often considered cheaters and thieves, and it is also widely believed that they are unhappy. This is only partially true, because the media more often sanctify the negative aspects of the life of wealthy people. In fact, there are many honest and happy ones among them.
By portraying the rich in a negative light, people subconsciously form an attitude that the rich are bad. Everyone wants to be good, so subconsciously builds a life with low income.
In the minds of people, there are many fears associated with money. Moreover, this is not only the fear of poverty, but also the fear of wealth. Oddly enough, many are afraid to have a high income, although they themselves do not realize it. Subconsciously, they understand that big money is a big responsibility, it is a change in life, and change is always scary.
To create a monetary mindset aimed at generating sufficient income and creating wealth, you need to identify your fears and attitudes and transform them into positive ones. For example, “all the rich are thieves” should be transformed into “there are many honest and worthy people among the rich”. Change the saying "happiness is not in money" to "money can bring a lot of joy and make my life happy." Looking into an empty wallet, think not "how little money", but like "how much there is a lot of space for money!" etc.
You need to come up with signs that lead to getting money, for example, a cat crossed the road - this is money. Trust these signs and they will work!
