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Financial Healing?
Julie Murphy • July 30, 2010
We often hear about healing the mind, body, and spirit, but the word “money” doesn’t seem to ever get mentioned. I can’t overstate the importance of Financial Healing, it’s just as important. I delve deeper into this subject in my book, The Emotion Behind Money but here are here are 3 steps to kick-off that process.
1. Examine your current cash flow and begin to make small changes in it, based on your personal goals.
2. Understand your patterns of financial behavior and their underlying causes.
3. Finally, have the courage to face the deep-rooted emotions behind those behaviors, and change your response to the discomfort they cause.
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