Lewis Howes

That could be as simple as automating $20 a week into savings or into an investment account.

Setting up a basic budget, just one small act.

Tracking your spending for the next seven days.

Heck, you can track your spending for 24 hours.

Make it as simple and small as possible.

Or just give every dollar a job.

That's important and powerful.

You don't need a perfect financial plan.

You just need to begin.

And one of the things blocking you...

is not having the right systems in place.

And that is shift number one.

Shift number two comes from another powerful money mentor of mine, Ken Honda, who says that we need to be healing your early money wounds.

Now, you might be thinking to me, you know, Lewis, what are you talking about money wounds?

What is this?

Well, this is something I talk about in my book, the New York Times bestseller, Make Money Easy, which is all about how to navigate the relationship that each one of us have with money.

because you have a relationship with money, I have a relationship with money, your parents have a relationship with money, your friends, your family, everyone has a relationship with money.

And if you don't learn how to heal that relationship, you're gonna keep living in stress in your nervous system every time you think about money, every time you see money, every time you see someone you don't like with money, every time someone asks you for money, you have an interpretation and an entangled relationship with money in your life.

And if you don't learn about that, if you're not self-aware and you're not learning to mend that relationship with money, no matter how much you make, you'll always live in stress and chaos.

And that's why we need to learn how to heal your early money wounds.