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Everyone would like to have more money to enjoy financial well-being for oneself and loved ones.
In 14 years of the life of my blog in many have pointed out to me that, despite having a high income, they couldn't save anything. It seems counterintuitive. As a rule, those who earn a lot should create wealth more easily.
Too often this is not the case, because it comes into play the cultural heritage in which we grew up and the strength of the environment in which we live (for example, the messages received about money from parents and grandparents from an early age) which unconsciously leads them to get rid of it.
The mind is powerful in creating real autosabotaggi arising from false beliefs and / or bad associations about the accumulation of money. Yet rationally we know that we live in a society where everything is done with money.
The Roman Catholic religion leads us to believe that “money represents the devil's dung”. Or how many times do you hear that "for those who get rich, just as many get impoverished". Or even that “getting rich makes you lose true friendships and you become a cold and detached person”.
Who better than the psychiatrist Vittorino Andreoli can explain the relationship between mind (brain) and money? You discover Money in The Head and the last published The dictatorship of money. Against the lies of the economy.
In this video by Moneysurfers it explains well how to disassemble the 5 limiting beliefs about money and how they block financial growth.
Alex Gaetani