Mar 6

Mar 6 Why Commitment is the Key to Financial Wellbeing

Last week I wrote about how I only had 29 days (22 days, now) to pack up my life and find a new place or country to live.

I'm slowly becoming aware that 2017 is a different type of year for me. I suspect it may be a new breed of year but at least it's been fun so far.

Since getting the news, I’ve been redoing the Creating Money Magic course and using the Spirit of Money meditations to help me understand next steps I have to take.

I’ve pretty much decided to head to Dubai for April and meet with the yoga studios I’m hosting workshops at and also connect with bloggers out there.

Feb 24

Feb 24 How to Use Body Intuition for Financial Success

Vangile Makwakwa

Changing Our Feelings About Money, Wealthy Money Live Classes

In this class we talk to a yoga expert about how connecting to your body and understanding its messages can help you change your financial behavior and lead to financial success

Dec 8

Dec 8 Why We Turn Money into the Enemy (& How to Stop) Part 2

Vangile Makwakwa

Changing Our Feelings About Money

When we hate money, we give money power over us. All that energy spent hating money, blocking money and blocking ourselves from going after our dreams because we could make money or need money, is so exhausting.

Dec 2

Dec 2 Why We Turn Money into the Enemy (and How To Stop)

Vangile Makwakwa

Changing Our Feelings About Money

We go through financial traumas in our families and because we’re too young to process all that’s happened, we blame money and we turn money into the enemy…

Nov 15

Nov 15 5 Ways to Hold Yourself Financially Accountable without Beating Yourself Up

Vangile Makwakwa

Changing Our Feelings About Money

The first thing I did when I decided to get out of debt was commit to becoming more financially accountable to myself, not just others.

Nov 10

Nov 10 How to Get Over the Fear of Checking Your Bank Account

Vangile Makwakwa

Changing Our Feelings About Money

There are times when I have to take a breath, look at myself in the mirror and marvel at how far I’ve come.

This isn’t ego, it’s just that there was a time in my life when the mere thought of checking my bank account would bring me close to tears and crippled with anxiety.

I couldn’t discuss money openly and freely the way I do now. And going to the bank meant spending a few minutes dealing with panic attacks.

I had a very real fear of checking my bank account and seeing my bank balance.

And this fear left me feeling ashamed.

Release your anxiety and fears about money