How Do You Make Conscious Financial Decisions?
Julie Murphy • October 13, 2021
Did you know that your subconscious mind is the size of a beach ball and your conscious mind is the size of a ping pong ball.
The problem is, This is where most of us are making conscious choices on a daily basis from only 5% of our actual brain.
So therefore, when you are responding to the world around you, 95% of that comes from your subconscious mind.
There are subconscious patterns that we repeat over and over again without even realizing it. These patterns can be changed if we learn how to address them head on.
So many of us need to address the issues that are going on and playing havoc with us year after year after year. So if you're running around in a circle, not accomplishing the things that you want to and you have no idea why you keep repeating these patterns, well it's time to address that subconscious mind, and start creating Heart and Brain coherence.
Action Step
Take some time to listen to your heart. What do you truly desire. When we meet the needs of our hearts while making smart financial decisions we bring our heart and brain into coherence. Next time you are making an important financial decision, take some time to thoroughly analyze whether or not the decision feeds your heart.
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Money decisions aren’t driven by logic alone. They’re driven by emotions, beliefs, and subconscious patterns formed long before we ever had our first paycheck.