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170 | Breaking Free from the 'I Should Be Better with Money' Trap
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Are you tired of feeling like you "should" be better with money but never seem to get ahead? It's time to stop the shame cycle and start implementing a system that actually works for you!
In today’s episode, I’m tackling the myth of “being good with money” and why that phrase can actually hold you back. I’m sharing how having a money system – not just hopes or wishful thinking – can help you feel secure with your finances. I’ll break down the importance of having a plan for your spending, saving, and handling life’s curveballs. Plus, I’ll share how this mindset shift helped me reach my financial goals and overcome feelings of shame and insecurity about money.
Ready to stop feeling anxious when you check your bank account and start creating a system that works? Learn how to stop saying, "I need to be better with money," and begin making progress with a simple, actionable plan. It's time to create the financial system that works for YOU!
Let’s demystify the idea of being “good” with money…
[0:22] The dangers of the “good with money” mindset
[02:25] Keina’s personal examples
[06:45] Client examples
[07:45] How shame shows up in your finances
Tune into this episode of Money Files to learn why you need to stop using the phrase “good with money” and start focusing on building systems that align your spending with your real life.
Get full show notes and the episode transcript:
https://wealthovernow.com/breaking-free-from-the-i-should-be-better-with-money-trap/
Links mentioned in this episode…
Set up a call | Financial Coach Washington, DC | Wealth Over Now
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