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How Trauma Effects Your Money - Redefining Love
How Trauma Effects Your Money - Redefining Love
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Change the way you love. Change your life. Change the world.
Have you ever wanted to uplevel your income and cannot figure out why
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a controlled an underlying theme throughout all areas: my
health, my relationships, and my wealth.
:
“I’m not worthy.”
I grew up with an abusive, alcoholic father until the age of 12. We never
knew who was coming home from work each day. Would he be angry and
throw things around or would he be charming and charismatic? Sometimes
his mood would change from hour to hour. My dad continually called me
stupid and told me I was not good enough. If I received a grade of 98%,
rather than applaud, he would criticize and ask me why I did not get 100%. I
was made to feel like I was “bad” for any small mistake.
I felt a little bit like I was going “mad” wondering if I had misunderstood his
requests somehow. My mind was chaotic and my stomach constantly hurt.
How did this continually happen?
:
Reliving our trauma
I was constantly finding ways to re-enact my relationship with my dad. The
underlying theme I began to notice was I am not worthy. Not worthy of
love, not worthy of feeling protected and safe in a relationship, not worthy
of money.
By erasing the belief that I am not worthy, so many things in my life began
to change, money being just one of them. As I began to dig deeper, I
noticed there are so many layers to feeling worthy of money, including our
parents’ view of money, experiences we had as a child that shaped the way
we view “rich” people, the way we view people who love money, and our
own personal power in relationship to creating and achieving the financial
freedom that we desire.
:
When change happens inside, change
happens outside
I grew up in a household on an unemployment budget, eating corn meal
mush for dinner and wearing my older sister’s green corduroy roller skate
patch pocket Goodwill pants that were tapered down to fit me once she
outgrew them. Now I own a gorgeous home with a view, a rental home and
a vacation home while continuing to build a financial picture beyond our
wildest imagination.
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