Claire Wasserman

Which brings me to the deeper work for those of you who are ready to unravel and unburden your broke baggage. So here are prompts to get you started. What is the story that you're telling yourself about money? What is the story you tell yourself about how you can make money? What is the story you tell yourself about how you spend money, about how other people spend money or make money?

Which brings me to the deeper work for those of you who are ready to unravel and unburden your broke baggage. So here are prompts to get you started. What is the story that you're telling yourself about money? What is the story you tell yourself about how you can make money? What is the story you tell yourself about how you spend money, about how other people spend money or make money?

Which brings me to the deeper work for those of you who are ready to unravel and unburden your broke baggage. So here are prompts to get you started. What is the story that you're telling yourself about money? What is the story you tell yourself about how you can make money? What is the story you tell yourself about how you spend money, about how other people spend money or make money?

Your money story is what you believe that money represents and how it's used. So for example, for me, right, I came to that conclusion of, okay, I want my kids to feel free to create the life they want. Money equals freedom for me. It also can be power. It can be security. It can be love. So again, what does money represent and how is money used?

Your money story is what you believe that money represents and how it's used. So for example, for me, right, I came to that conclusion of, okay, I want my kids to feel free to create the life they want. Money equals freedom for me. It also can be power. It can be security. It can be love. So again, what does money represent and how is money used?

Your money story is what you believe that money represents and how it's used. So for example, for me, right, I came to that conclusion of, okay, I want my kids to feel free to create the life they want. Money equals freedom for me. It also can be power. It can be security. It can be love. So again, what does money represent and how is money used?

Knowing this can really help shed some light, give context to why maybe you've been stuck with your broke baggage. Now, if you really want to see this come to life, go check out the episode that I did with Danielle, who believes that you have to burn out in order to make money. That's what she's done in the past. That's been the example that's been set by her family.

Knowing this can really help shed some light, give context to why maybe you've been stuck with your broke baggage. Now, if you really want to see this come to life, go check out the episode that I did with Danielle, who believes that you have to burn out in order to make money. That's what she's done in the past. That's been the example that's been set by her family.

Knowing this can really help shed some light, give context to why maybe you've been stuck with your broke baggage. Now, if you really want to see this come to life, go check out the episode that I did with Danielle, who believes that you have to burn out in order to make money. That's what she's done in the past. That's been the example that's been set by her family.

So it was hard for her to imagine any other way of being. The other thing that she believes is that getting rich is mutually exclusive with being a good person. And as you saw in that episode, she mentioned how she was raised. And that brings me to the next question I want you to ask yourself is, where did this money story come from? And who did I learn it from?

So it was hard for her to imagine any other way of being. The other thing that she believes is that getting rich is mutually exclusive with being a good person. And as you saw in that episode, she mentioned how she was raised. And that brings me to the next question I want you to ask yourself is, where did this money story come from? And who did I learn it from?

So it was hard for her to imagine any other way of being. The other thing that she believes is that getting rich is mutually exclusive with being a good person. And as you saw in that episode, she mentioned how she was raised. And that brings me to the next question I want you to ask yourself is, where did this money story come from? And who did I learn it from?

This is where we're putting on a detective hat, just digging deep into that broke baggage, trying to understand why. the context in which we learned it. Whether it was consciously learned or absorbed, it doesn't matter. But we've got to try to figure out where the heck this came from in order to unburden it, all right? So what I want you to do is to reflect on what's called financial flashpoints.

This is where we're putting on a detective hat, just digging deep into that broke baggage, trying to understand why. the context in which we learned it. Whether it was consciously learned or absorbed, it doesn't matter. But we've got to try to figure out where the heck this came from in order to unburden it, all right? So what I want you to do is to reflect on what's called financial flashpoints.

This is where we're putting on a detective hat, just digging deep into that broke baggage, trying to understand why. the context in which we learned it. Whether it was consciously learned or absorbed, it doesn't matter. But we've got to try to figure out where the heck this came from in order to unburden it, all right? So what I want you to do is to reflect on what's called financial flashpoints.

It's just a fancy way of saying memories from the past about money that are particularly emotionally charged for you. So if you can think back to the first memory that you've had about money, That's a good one. By the way, it doesn't have to be a big dramatic situation. It's just when was the first time that you became aware of this thing called money? And then see if you can go from there.

It's just a fancy way of saying memories from the past about money that are particularly emotionally charged for you. So if you can think back to the first memory that you've had about money, That's a good one. By the way, it doesn't have to be a big dramatic situation. It's just when was the first time that you became aware of this thing called money? And then see if you can go from there.

It's just a fancy way of saying memories from the past about money that are particularly emotionally charged for you. So if you can think back to the first memory that you've had about money, That's a good one. By the way, it doesn't have to be a big dramatic situation. It's just when was the first time that you became aware of this thing called money? And then see if you can go from there.

When else have you experienced any kind of emotional charge around money? Here are the prompts to ask yourself next. Who was there? What did they say or do? Now this is where we're going to get a little bit imaginative. What do you think were their underlying stressors and fears?

When else have you experienced any kind of emotional charge around money? Here are the prompts to ask yourself next. Who was there? What did they say or do? Now this is where we're going to get a little bit imaginative. What do you think were their underlying stressors and fears?