A Financial blueprint

‘If your subconscious “financial blueprint” is not “set” for success, nothing you learn, nothing you know, and nothing you do will make much of a difference.’ – T.Harv Eker

‘Childhood influences can lead to self-defeating thoughts and habits.’ – T.Harv Eker

The summer holidays had started, and I was 16 years old; ‘old enough to work,’ said, mum. In the 1980’s, some agencies would send you to companies to do manual labor. We packed things to be sold in supermarkets and high street stores. Part of me didn’t want to work, but another part of me wanted to please my parents and be useful. 

The mill house where we went was walking distance from our home and my brother, and I would get up earlier than we did to go to school, so we clock in to start work. We had a card which we punched in and punched out when we finished the days work. This was a significant time in my understanding of my relationship with money. Excitedly we both hurried home with our little brown pay packets to show mum our achievement. On the way home, we both discussed what we would spend our money on. Proper sanitary towels were top of my list.

When my pay packet was taken from me, and my brother was allowed to keep his, it caused me anger, pain, jealousy, resentment, and confusion as to why life was so unfair because I was a girl. Why could I not have been a boy?

Wealth Files

This week has been about recognizing and changing my wealth files, files that have been part of my financial blueprint since childhood. I thought I had replaced them. What I have discovered, is that as my Net Worth increases, my old wealth files are surfacing. It feels unpleasant because I feel as though I am under GREAT PRESSURE. My money mindset was even more evident in the containers in which I was putting my Financial Freedom money into daily. It was too small, and money was falling out of it. It was my daughter who pointed this out to me, I hadn’t realized but my outer world was showing me my inner world. I changed the container and included another account for nurturing myself, called my PLAY account, an account to love and nurture myself every month. Something which I haven’t prioritized before.

I asked myself, ‘How can I manage my finances better?’ and just yesterday, I finally sat down and was inspired to comb through all my bills. I hadn’t wanted to face them, and I wasn’t even aware, that I was resisting my financial success by avoiding looking at my monthly outgoings. After searching through my finances and recognizing that if I just changed the payment dates for a few large outgoings, I would be better off at the end of the month by not incurring charges. How embarrassingly easy is that? I have learned that in many ways my mind was my most significant obstacle to success. It feared and was creating worries that were not even a reality.

My vision is to become a wealthy businesswoman means it is not enough just to be in the right place at the right time. I must be the right person in the right place at the right time. When opportunities land, I must have a mind that supports my wealth habits and not fear and become overwhelmed as my Net worth grows and expands.

Attitudes of Wealth
Winning the “Money” Game

Every day I read these affirmations, which are the mindset of a wealthy person, thus I am reprinting my old blueprint for a success mindset:

• I am an excellent money manager.
• I always pay myself first.
• I put money into my ‘Financial Freedom Fund’ everyday.
• My money works hard for me and makes me more and more money.
• I earn enough passive income to pay for my desired lifestyle.
• I am financially free. I work because I choose to, not because I have to.
• My part-time business is managing and investing my money, and creating passive income streams.
• I create my life. I create the exact amount of my financial success.
• I play the money game to win. My intention is to create wealth and abundance.
• I admire and model rich and successful people.
• I believe money is important, money is freedom, and money makes life more enjoyable.
• I get rich doing what I love.
• I deserve to be rich because I add value to other peoples lives.
• I am a generous giver and an excellent receiver.
• I am truly grateful for all the money I have now.
• Lucrative opportunities always come my way.
• My capacity to earn, hold and grow money expands day-by-day.

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What cash have I deposited in my FFA (Financial Freedom) Account in week six and my Play Account?

Day 36 – £1.50
Day 37 – £0.05
Day 38 – £1.77
Day 39– £0.01
Day 40 –£1.86
Day 41 – £0.01
Day 42 – £0.28

Week 6 – Total Deposited £5.48

Play Account

Day 1 – £1.50
Day 2 – £0.05
Day 3 – £1.77
Day 4– £0.01
Day 5 – £1.86
Day 6 – £0.01
Day 7 – £0.28

Week 6 – Total Deposited £5.48