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The Mindful Millionaire: Overcome Scarcity, Experience True Prosperity, and Create the Life You Really Want ǀ Epic ways to make money
Dig deeper and discover the root of your financial thinking to change not just the way you save and spend, but the way you live your life.
Through a combination of self-awareness, breaking free of money shame and providing yourself with ultimate self-compassion, you can be THE MINDFUL MILLIONAIRE. This book will help you break the mindset of scarcity and help you achieve your financial dreams.
Learn
- Break the cycle of fear, grief and shame that often surrounds your money habits.
- Write a new money story that inspires joy, satisfaction and prosperity.
- Stop financial self-sabotage and procrastination.
- Exercise practical financial advice without missing the mark.
- Discover the millionaire within
Through a combination of self-awareness, breaking free of money shame and providing yourself with ultimate self-compassion, you can be THE MINDFUL MILLIONAIRE. This book will help you break the mindset of scarcity and help you achieve your financial dreams.
Learn
- Break the cycle of fear, grief and shame that often surrounds your money habits.
- Write a new money story that inspires joy, satisfaction and prosperity.
- Stop financial self-sabotage and procrastination.
- Exercise practical financial advice without missing the mark.
- Discover the millionaire within
353 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 8, 2024
11 people are currently reading
6 people want to read
About the author
Leisa Peterson
6 books13 followersLeisa Peterson, CFP® is on a mission to help 1,000,000 people elevate their financial consciousness. As a money coach, business consultant and spiritual teacher, Leisa hosts the Mindful Millionaire podcast as well as virtual workshops and deep-dive retreats. Her masterful blend of sound financial strategy and mindfulness training helps people break free of patterns of lack, scarcity and money fears, allowing them to finally lead the rewarding, fulfilling, and abundant lives they most desire.
Leisa has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, FastCompany, Forbes, The Week, Huffington Post and has been featured on many podcasts and radio shows. Prior to starting WealthClinic®, LLC, Leisa worked with some of the largest financial and business services companies in the world including Wells Fargo, State Farm Insurance, UNUM Life Insurance, New York Life, Federal Express, Pitney Bowes, Ford Motor Company, and General Motors.
Leisa has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, FastCompany, Forbes, The Week, Huffington Post and has been featured on many podcasts and radio shows. Prior to starting WealthClinic®, LLC, Leisa worked with some of the largest financial and business services companies in the world including Wells Fargo, State Farm Insurance, UNUM Life Insurance, New York Life, Federal Express, Pitney Bowes, Ford Motor Company, and General Motors.
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June 2, 2024
Title : The Mindful Millionaire
Author : Leisa Peterson
Rating : 🌟🌟🌟🌟
This book actually turns into a very helpful and inspiring manual that combines the elements of gaining the financial awareness, building the self and finally, the spiritual self. In particular, the book provides readers with a roadmap on how to analyze one’s behaviors through identifying belief and trauma patterns rooted in financial actions. This reflective process is designed to set the person up to develop a framework for success and to help this person to rid themselves of further scarcity mentality.
His strategy is highly liberal and unorthodox in the given sphere of fiscal management. Instead of exploring the strategies legal for, and effective at, accumulating material possessions and money, she explores the psychological aspect of money. This philosophical underpinning is a deep-seated one that marks the book apart from other similar books to make it a healing as well as wealth creation book.
The story is supported by interesting examples and different case histories, which describe how such feelings as fear, grief, and shame related to money can interfere with the personal development. He breaks down these emotional walls with eye-opening clarity and makes readers open their eyes and get over these barriers. This confrontational but warm approach is very helpful in developing self-identity management whereby people change their money script with a view of experiencing happiness and contentment.
A critical component of this book is its emphasis on self-compassion and the repudiation of financial self-sabotage. Peterson elucidates the common patterns of procrastination and avoidance, providing practical tools and exercises to counteract them. Through guided meditations and reflective journaling prompts, readers are empowered to develop a healthier relationship with money, devoid of guilt and recrimination.
In summary, it is a compelling read that challenges traditional financial paradigms. It is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to overhaul their financial narrative and embrace a more harmonious way of living.
Author : Leisa Peterson
Rating : 🌟🌟🌟🌟
This book actually turns into a very helpful and inspiring manual that combines the elements of gaining the financial awareness, building the self and finally, the spiritual self. In particular, the book provides readers with a roadmap on how to analyze one’s behaviors through identifying belief and trauma patterns rooted in financial actions. This reflective process is designed to set the person up to develop a framework for success and to help this person to rid themselves of further scarcity mentality.
His strategy is highly liberal and unorthodox in the given sphere of fiscal management. Instead of exploring the strategies legal for, and effective at, accumulating material possessions and money, she explores the psychological aspect of money. This philosophical underpinning is a deep-seated one that marks the book apart from other similar books to make it a healing as well as wealth creation book.
The story is supported by interesting examples and different case histories, which describe how such feelings as fear, grief, and shame related to money can interfere with the personal development. He breaks down these emotional walls with eye-opening clarity and makes readers open their eyes and get over these barriers. This confrontational but warm approach is very helpful in developing self-identity management whereby people change their money script with a view of experiencing happiness and contentment.
A critical component of this book is its emphasis on self-compassion and the repudiation of financial self-sabotage. Peterson elucidates the common patterns of procrastination and avoidance, providing practical tools and exercises to counteract them. Through guided meditations and reflective journaling prompts, readers are empowered to develop a healthier relationship with money, devoid of guilt and recrimination.
In summary, it is a compelling read that challenges traditional financial paradigms. It is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to overhaul their financial narrative and embrace a more harmonious way of living.
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