Journal your way to a supportive, abundant relationship with money using 45 tested prompts
Want to make more money, but feel icky about it?
Like it feels wrong to even want more money? Like, you know you need and want more for the life you want, but also, it doesn’t feel great to ask for that raise, or to share your rates and prices online?
It is not your fault that you feel this way!
You see all the things happening in society, like sub-living wages, companies making profits off the backs of workers who are under so much pressure they can’t even leave their stations to go to the bathroom, and creating clothing ads to push white supremacy, nazi propaganda. Then at the same time, you are told that you are greedy for wanting more, that you should just be happy with what you have because “there are starving children in Africa,” and that it is morally wrong to talk about money. HELLO! Of course you feel the way that you do!
But you have the opportunity to change that - with the
SMC Money Mindset Journal.
With 45 tested and approved journaling prompts, you will identify and rewrite the stories and beliefs you’ve been given about money, while creating confidence that you can have the money you need and want, AND create positive change in the world.
I know you can. Because I tested it.
The journal went into beta with 12 testers. Over the course of approximately 2 months, they used the journal.
And they began to see their relationships with money change!
Of the 12 surveys sent out, 9 came back.
ALL of them experienced shifts in their mentality and energy around money.
Here are some of their results –
- Uncovering patterns
- Actively participating in their relationship with money
- Decrease in stress about their bank accounts
- Happily paying bills
- Seeing how far they have come
- Increases in satisfaction points on the assessment
- Feeling closer to their goals
- First Etsy sale in their business!!
- Creating offers in their business
- 4x their satisfaction score
- Having their best month in a long time
- Finally meeting money goals they had set
- And more!
