Do you feel like you don’t have enough money in your life?
Do you wish you had more money in your life?
The problem that I see is that we don’t like to face our money problems. We would rather ignore them so that we don’t have to see our debt, our lack of and basically any negative feeling you can think of. There are a lot of negative thoughts around money because in today’s society we are taught to think of the negative on the most part.
I know my imprints from my upbringing was the feeling of always not having enough. There was also negative talk about money around the house so it never felt safe for me to look at money in a positive way. I have to say this was one of the reasons why when I first started coaching it was hard for me to grow because I didn’t want to face the money.
What shifted everything for me was when I started to create a healthy relationship with my money. I started to have weekly dates with my money where I create a safe space for me to appreciate the in and out flow of money. I thought I would share the behind the scenes of my dates with my money. (please note that certain scenes are exaggerated for the purpose of this video. lol!)
In the comments below tell me this:
What is your relationship with money?
As always so much gratitude for your presence hear and watching my videos.
With lots of sparkly magic,
Alara
P.S. I’m so excited about my SPARK days, have you checked it out?
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Alara, I love this! Not only the IDEA of having a date with your money, but that you actually SHOW us how it looks for you. Crucial! I’m going to go make a date right now
. Lots of love to you!
I love this, Alara!!! This is the woman’s take on a workshop I attended recently that made me “face the numbers”. Thanks for the inspiration, and by the way I LOVE your new website <3
My relationship with money has definitely improved and after watching this its going to get even better. I am so inspired to really give my money the tender love and attention it desires. Before, I thought it was “wrong” to “love” money, yet this puts a whole new perspective on it…its from a place of heartfelt gratitude, not ego. And when I did give it attention, I acted as if it were a heavy chore and drudgery. The date will make it FUN! Thanks, Alara! xoxo