Money settings❗Approximately a quarter of the requests from clients who contact me are related to issues of implementation and money. People often come to a consultation with a psychologist in a state of complete despair, with the feeling that they are knocking on a closed door many years. They make a lot of effort to grow in the financial sphere, but remain at the same level for 5-10 years or their whole life. The first thing we do is analyze the situation in detail and identify limiting beliefs, fears, anxieties that prevent them from achieving success. Let's analyze three areas: 🔸️Money (Money is evil, you can’t earn a lot of money with honest work, etc.)🔸️Clients (Image of a client. I won’t be able to give the right result to the client, fear of responsibility. Secondary benefit - there will be many clients, I will get tired)🔸️I am a specialist (Impostor syndrome, no self-confidence). If limiting beliefs are identified, then we work with them. Beliefs are what your brain perceives as true and does not see other options. Most beliefs are formed in childhood. Beliefs are stored in our subconscious, so discovering them is not always easy. We live, most often, without thinking about many of our beliefs and without even realizing their existence. Most beliefs are not “in plain sight”; they do not stick out and are not voiced in everyday life. For example, the girl Sveta is 7 years old. And for her, her dad plays a big role in her life. He is a significant adult. Dad has difficulty making money and has a negative attitude towards successful people. He often repeats, looking at such people, that you can’t earn a lot of money through honest work. As a result, the girl also develops this belief. When working with beliefs, an important step is to find a refutation of this belief in real life. For example, find a person who has his own business and has earned his fortune through honest work. This is how new neural connections will be created, and old ones will disintegrate. And of course, work in therapy with a situation from childhood. Most financial beliefs are passed down from generation to generation. Each person is part of his own tribal system. Think about what your parents told you about money when you were a child.?