šŸ’° Money Goals. Rule #2

šŸ’° Money Goals. Rule #2



2ļøāƒ£ rule when it comes to finances is the words ā€œto stopā€, ā€œquitā€, or ā€œendā€. ā€œI want to stop being somewhereā€, ā€œstop being in a certain stateā€, ā€œstop being at a certain financial levelā€.

🧠 You should avoid using (I’m talking to your conscious mind now) the words ā€œstopā€, ā€œquitā€, and ā€œendā€. Your conscious mind hears everything — otherwise, you wouldn't be understanding what I’m saying. For example, if your boss comes in and says, ā€œPlease stop submitting reports every month. The tax office has decided we now report quarterlyā€, — and if we didn’t hear or process that, we’d lose our jobs. The conscious mind handles this perfectly — there’s no need to demonize your brain.

šŸš– But the subconscious — that’s like a driver who’s ready to take you anywhere, anytime, as soon as you tell them where to go. Imagine you get into a taxi and say, ā€œI want to leave the central square. I’m tired of being hereā€. At best, the driver might drive you through random neighborhoods and drop you off wherever they feel like. At worst, they’ll say, ā€œMa’am, get out. I’m not taking you anywhereā€.

šŸŒ€ The same thing happens in your mind when your financial goal sounds like ā€œstop being somethingā€, ā€œstop earning too littleā€, or ā€œend being poorā€. Your subconscious has no idea what you actually want.

šŸŽÆ So we’re left with two scenarios: either your conscious mind has to work very hard to get you where you want to be, or — we reprogram your subconscious without using those words.

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