Jan felt overwhelmed and helpless every time she thought about answering the questions to create a 401k account in her new job. She kept telling herself that she would never be able to understand this financial stuff and she would probably lose out, whatever she decided.
She had a vivid memory of her mom telling her that women always got screwed when it came to money matters. She knew her mother’s divorce settlement had been a financial disaster and that her mother bitterly resented needing to work so hard to support them.
When a friend suggested reading “Embrace Prosperity,” Jan wondered what good it could possibly do. Very soon after she started the book, she realized how she had come to accept her mother’s limiting beliefs about money.
When she read the stories in the book and realized her belief about being helpless might not have anything to do with her own true abilities, she felt a glimmer of hope. Perhaps she could learn to take control of her own finances.
As she practiced using the special sentences to resolve the limiting beliefs she had adopted automatically, she was amazed at how much easier it was to read the papers that explained her 401k choices. She was able to talk to her friend about what she now understood and clarified what she wanted to do.
If you suspect your own limiting beliefs about money are holding you back, grab the book now and change your life.
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