Transform Your Relationship With Money In 30-Days
Introducing The Money Mindset Challenge
I have a few crucial questions I want you to think about…
How Do You Handle Money Stress?
When faced with a financial problem, do you avoid the issue and hope it goes away?
Do you try and redirect that stress into a more productive activity like exercise or cleaning the house?
Do you obsess or lose sleep?
Do you know what your financial strengths are? These would be the aspects of managing money that you excel at. What about your financial weaknesses?
Personally, I am great at investing my money and saving, but I struggle to allow myself to spend money—even on things I value and can afford.
How do your money strengths and weaknesses match up with your significant other? Is there overlap, or do you complement each other’s money personality?
If you struggled to answer any of these questions—or did not like your answer, then you’ll want to sign up for the free 30-day money mindset challenge.
The money mindset challenge will help you confront your anxieties around money and start taking actionable steps to overcome those fears and build a healthier relationship with money.
Each day you’ll receive an email with a prompt to challenge you to reflect and take specific actions to improve your financial life.
You will get out of this program what you put into it. It will not be a walk in the park; you are going to be pushed outside of your comfort zone because that is what’s required to make serious changes in your financial life.
There are two ways you can take part in the challenge
Via email. You can sign up here to have a daily email prompt sent to your inbox.
Whether you choose to use the journal or the email sequence, you are welcome to share all or part of your journey in the 30-day challenge discussion forum where those taking the challenge can share their answers to the daily promotes and learn from and support each other.
I need to do a no dairy challenge and a no spending challenge—both for 30 days, and both would make me a better person. Thanks for this article, Ben!