All in Changing Our Feelings About Money
The Fixer's role is to move the family forward financially and materially. They often have an extraordinary capacity to change the financial trajectory of an entire family. A Fixer can potentially move a family from poverty into the middle class or even the upper class within a single generation.
Many of the women I work with know deep down that the old way of living is no longer working, they know they're ready for a new chapter. What stops them isn't a lack of ambition, it's fear…
As a tantra yoga teacher I don’t struggle with the poses, I struggle with feeling the feelings the poses bring up for me and I struggle with staying in my body.
I often have to remind myself that resistance is an emotion. When I allow myself to feel the resistance and the struggle of being with my feelings, I can go deeper in the asanas.
Fun fact: when I lived in Boston, MA I had a tutoring company where I taught university students from Wealthy families and the Saudi Royal family (the princes and princesses) finance. I taught from freshman to 3rd year.
It has been said that, "The love of money is the root of all evil."
My question today is: If we can't love money, then how should we feel about money?
I love how in the #MoneyMagic student group we actively debate banks and investments we like and hate and give reasons why we feel the way we do.
A while back we got into a heated debate about business banking and which bank is best in South Africa for banking and receiving international payments and I actually learned a lot from people’s comments.
