#Verbalprogramming is the statements and words you heard as you were growing up that became the learn patterns of behavior that you so comfortably use in everyday life. Here are some of the statements you may have heard when you were young. Try reading each one out loud and then consider how you feel about what you just said. Do the words resonate with you? Do you feel a sense of defeat or agreement with them? You’ll probably discover some that ring true for you emotionally, even if you know, logically, that they are not exactly accurate. Money is the root of all evil Rich people are greedy Most rich people probably did something bad or dishonest to make money If I make lots of money, I might lose it There is no enough money to go around Having lots of money equates to heavy responsibility Getting rich isn’t for people like me The rich get richer Money makes money The poor get poorer And so on and so on. There are thousand of limiting financial beliefs out there. Verbal programming is very powerful. Take the example of an investor we’ll refer to as TOM. He was earning greater than $650K per year and had been doing so for many years but still he was scraping. Somehow he managed to spend his money, lend it or make poor investment decisions. His net worth was zero. Looking back over his early conditioning, we discovered that his mother always used to say that rich people are greedy, and that you should have just enough to get by, after that you’re just a pig. You can imagine what went on in Tom’s unconscious mind. He was verbally conditioned by his mother’s belief and not wanting her disapproval, be bought into her belief system around money and wealth. Now , we can start to change this believe by reprogramming our subconscious mind. Do you think you have the courage of doing so? Or do you prefer keep struggling , complaining and stressing yourself out, all because you just have enough to get by. You have the answer my friends...
Posted on: Fri, 06 Sep 2013 11:45:08 +0000
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