5 'Normal' Money Beliefs That Are Keeping You Poor

[@nischa]

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[@catgodinho1539]

Hi Nischa, over the last few weeks I have tried to sign up 3 times, but I don't get the calendar email. Not sure why. And today didn't get the first day of the workshop email. 😞 I'm not sure if there's anything that can be done now. Thanks Cat

[@serenal2519]

Hi@@catgodinho1539 - Yesterday I didn't get the email either. After emailing Nischa's team, I finally was sent the link, at 12.50 UK time

[@R03KY]

Not having your values in check is so relatable, it took me a long time to learn that one. Sacrifice, planning and focus are key but when you start to see progress you form positive habits and that feeling becomes addictive.

[@StaciaBielka]

About the first point. Every single person I personally know who is doing better than me financially is doing so because of their parents. It doesn’t even have to be about inherited money, no. It’s the fact that their parents are at least self sufficient and do not require support. And yes, in most cases parents even support THEM occasionally. I’ve had to be responsible for the whole family financially pretty much since my mid 20s. Several generations live mostly on my finances. I would be way farther in my life if I did not have to do that. So yes, some people are way more lucky with their life situation, and same level of talent and dedication will get them to success faster.

[@creative45630]

100% true in my experience too. So so many of my friends have had a leg up by their families in early adulthood - big ones like contributing to their wedding or house deposit, or small ones like helping them move house so they didn’t have to pay a removal firm, buying baby bits for them, doing their laundry (!) etc etc etc. I got nothing. And yes it makes a difference - when you’re on a starter salary even little boosts help you not take out a credit card, not get into your overdraft etc. Now I’m nearing 40 and slowly starting to accumulate for once, and I fully intend to give my son all the boosts I can because I know it makes a massive difference to financial stability.

[@lakesnlawns222]

You might find my response weird, but quantum physics proves you are right, simply!!

[@DanniDuck]

This is just an excuse LOL Exactly why you're where you are right now If you can't recognize that what you're saying is just negativity and an excuse for yourself, then you need to learn some more If you're financially managing an entire family, you have another problem ...

[@StaciaBielka]

@@DanniDuck I was raised to be the only retirement plan for my parents and grandparents. They have practically no income and almost everyone is sick and disabled. This is definitely a problem with relationship, not money, but I cannot simply cut them off. I'm in a good spot in life, exactly because I never used this situation as an excuse. I'm only saying that I could have struggled way less if not for mistakes of my family that I have to fix.

[@gracejayne88]

You're so right in so many levels. I consider myself a blessed person if I acknowledge the good in my life, but I'm also one of those people that the family, specially those closer family members that came before or are around, make life really hard for them. You can have the most positive mind and be your happiest self, smiling through the tough times, but the people around you would try to destroy your character and confidence little by little, if they're not aligned with you, specially in a spiritual level. Sometimes envy plays a big role, too and in a lot of occasions comes from your own parents or other members of the family. Sad but is the reality for a lot of us, no excuses. Still blessed though, I might add again.

[@mindshiftershub.]

Self sabotage and limiting beliefs.. For money and for life in general.. Oh boy, can I talk about those... I was living the first 25 years of my life believing I had my possibilities and capabilities in life set in stone as I was born. Then it took me almost 10 years slowly and gradually to intentionally start breaking free of all of it. That is probably the hardest thing I have ever done (and the longest). But it funally start paying off. All the effort in reshaping my core beliefs and values. And and it is harder when the people you interact with on a daily basis are the opposite and keep hammering in the negative limiting beliefs constantly. This is why I am very conscious about the people I choose to look up to and take advise from (like Nischa). If I cannot find my leading examples in real life.. Well, one of the many positives of the Internet :)

[@Duma39]

I completely agree. Who you associate with ( in life in general and money wise) will amp up the difficulty level of breaking free. I speak from experience as well and I’m in my fifties now. STILL working on freedom. Glad you figured things out earlier than I did.

[@mindshiftershub.]

@@Duma39 you are too kind.. I would say still figuring out. :)

[@phased3941]

I definitly relate to that, I'm 24 as of a couple days ago and it was only 3-4 months ago i started to realise life isn't hopeless and stop believing that the "little guy can't get ahead" Started budgeting and taking control of my finances and realised not only is a house absolutely obtainable, but so is a comfortable lifestyle with a good retirement. The working class society is an absolute toxic choke on people's beliefs

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Please know that your videos are in fact helping people. I sincerely appreciate the knowledge you bring

[@nicoefstratiou9390]

Been following your channel since the early days and the production quality has really shot through the roof! Congrats

[@loraynee77]

Ahh Hi Nischa! I've been watching your vids chronologically, and taking notes for a month or so now. The most recent video of yours that I caught hours later.. not months later.. a first! I must be catching up to you and your wonderfully insightful, reaffirming advice. Thanks for your channel ! Much love, from Canada!

[@levenvandividend]

Mindset is everything.

[@lakesnlawns222]

On #5, for ladies who are married and are in a narcissistic relationship, taking control of your own finances is key! As a single person, I always knew my finances inside out. It baffles me how many of my married friends do not know how much they bought house for, or what rent they pay, or even what is the worth of their car! I know it might sound like a luxury being taken care of financially, but I know at least one of my friends is miserably trapped only for financial reasons, as she admitted, with her rich narcissistic husband. She knows she won’t get much if she leaves. Dr. Ramani always highlights this point. Love the new background and setting for your videos, Nischa. Cannot wait for the new workshop! Much love 💕 from Canada 🇨🇦

[@musemellow]

Very specific story, but simply "knowing" the finances won't help steering the relationship for the better. it only helps if you are planning for a divorce. Which I don't think is something anyone who are in a marriage should scheme for. I certainly understand there's a risk element being in a marriage and has the lower-to-no income of the two, therefore it's important to demand putting all the assets and investments under both names. This way, the higher income earner would not feel all-powerful that he/she can do as he/she pleases, at the same time, the lower income earner would feel more secure in the relationship. So the focus will be more about nurturing the relationship or in your friend's case perhaps 'salvaging' the relationship, and not focusing about "what do I get out of this relationship when this thing collapses".

[@dancinginthepurplereign4126]

This is very important. More important than the validation women get by being "taken care of" .

[@tinhngoctruong9180]

5 points, 1st toxic money beliefs, 2nd afraid to be a convenience, 3rd have no selling mindset, 4th no self value, 5th ignorance of finance, and a bit of iPad device 2.1

[@soulz23]

Everyone has to start a 9-5 to build themselves experience and finance wise. You can only leave usually if side investment/business pays off, inheritance, marry rich, win lotto etc.

[@emarekica]

Thank you for the Demartini quiz, Nischa.

[@DistractedDaisy]

3rd video is just what I need, a smart individual helping me make better money decisions.

[@hashassassin830]

To summarize: Stop justifying your own complacency Find the energy to go to the extra mile There's a way to learn to get everything done Have clear goals and unified will, focus, effort Become informed and financially literate

[@DadThinkBigger]

Everything can be learned having that growth mindset is truly the real game changer we can do anything if we just think bigger !!

[@beeadream9622]

Looking forward to the workshop

[@MarkusBlue]

Can’t wait for the workshop!! What a great supplement it will be to these videos!! It’s like daily education!!

[@ratsliveonnoevilstar1]

I want to learn from those successful people

[@vadergrd]

last 2 topics really resonate with me...

[@carolquezada30609]

Thank you, Nischa. I tried the Demartini value quiz. I love it! That’s amazing. It will help me a lot. Again, thank you very much. God bless! 😊❤️🤗👏

[@gustafoli8577]

Love your channel!!

[@liquidgroove]

Would really be interest to know which YT channels, books, podcasts, insta pages etc helped you with a positive money mindset.

[@shireenkhan7569]

I really like your videos, I often show your videos to my mom just to mentally prepare her 😅that one day I will have a youtube channel like yours. Currently I am a student, making my career in tech, and soon after getting good years of experience I will start a YT channel. You are my inspiration. 😊

[@geraldtivatyi2116]

Wow, I felt attacked right from the first belief. I feel challenged... great video 🙌

[@iMRREdy]

Great vid. Could you do a video about UK student loans? Is it worth repaying earlier if you earn X amount, etc

[@regtalkswealth]

It's always the simple things that will hold you back belief is everything 😄

[@jeffherringa4709]

I recently started small investment accounts with Chase. Although it was only about $500-$750 to start, I felt it was important. My self-directed account has always been in the black or green since November 6th. However, my automated account went into the red (I took losses) on November 9th & 15th, but even these losses were small (18 cents to $1.50). I put in $55 a week to boost both accounts. My financial profile is conservative. So I'm not putting in much, but I'm not risking a lot either.

[@nicksetudeposturale270]

Wonderful thank you, always happy to be inspired and learn 🙏

[@joridagj6972]

Hi Nischa, is it possible to have your workshop in a way? I know the deadline is over, but I have discovered you and your helpful videos just 10 days ago. Watching and taking notes everyday. thank you

[@cristinamartingasulla8803]

Hey Nischa, I'm attending your workshop this week!! But I was also wondering if you do 121 consultancy to support people how to get their finances to the next level? thanks

[@NorasNarrative]

Thank you for sharing!

[@CO-dz1vn]

Thank you for your videos. I’ve utilized a lot of your tips over the past year, read books you recommended, started investing outside of my workplace 401k, and recently bought my first investment property. I have encountered some lessons that would have previously prevented me from continuing on with my plans, but now see them as just that: lessons for the future. Thank you!

[@ezinneerhirhieneeukaogo1439]

Everything can be learned

[@shawnhazel4110]

Great content well needed apply right away 🏆❤️🏆

[@ianianjg8464]

Nice one Nicha. Good content.

[@mariahkhrisna]

What iPad do you use here?

[@hinasheth2545]

I watch your videos on my mobile. I hv registered in your free guide class from my mobile... Please guide me how do I join you from coming Wednesday?

[@andiidavis]

The answer is always no if you don’t ask 🙌🏻

[@selokelamachaba6666]

I'm so ready for the workshop

[@HauptwerkHardware]

You are only ever one skill away from doubling your income - even when your'e an employee. Invest all you can in personal education and take every course offered at work.

[@lalatendupradhan3272]

What is the timing of workshop?? Link to join?

[@MrGilperc]

For me, this video had so many novel insights that I had never considered. And, as usual, you presented it in a clear, concise manner. Students who are not taught money matters in school, would do well to watch your content.

[@ratsliveonnoevilstar1]

All of our spare money goes towards cash generating assets. Apart from food, birthdays and holidays.

[@whitewalker608]

GREAT video

[@randxalthor]

Started watching with the thought of sharing this with a friend because I felt it might help them. Then you shared insights that I hadn't even considered and realized I have such a long way to go, myself, even being fairly well-off already. Thank you for making such important and substantial content!

[@joemanojlovic]

Great videos

[@x25__]

Independence was within my grasp, and it could have been a fun adventure. I learned it too late, after my career ended. I was raised and acclimated to view those who had money with suspicion and contempt. You don't have to love money to have fun playing with it. Fortunately, I should have enough to get me through the rest of my life, but I might have had a more satisfying life if I'd been skilled enough to take calculated risks.

[@dipithsharma934]

Hi Nischa I am studying business studies. Could you please guide me which laptop to buy for business stuffs and pro I am not fan of gaming Thanks in advance!!

[@hinasheth2545]

Jai jinendra.. I AM holding back myself. Maybe I am always n9t to ask such silly qts.. Thanks Nischa so much for ecouraging me to put my first foot towards walking

[@amina2072]

Another great video 👏🏽👏🏽 thanks Nischa

[@n.h.6035]

Your videos are nice but I think it's unfortunate that you only make videos for beginners. I am already quite a few steps further than this, but I think you have much more knowledge than I do, and i want to learn. I therefore hope that in the future you will also make more in-depth videos for people like me who already have a business, who already invest, etc.

[@carolinapedraza5912]

Great video to remind us how money its important and we should make it a priority. I am 53 and have stayed in the same job for 8 years, a couple of raises but no change in the responsibilities. So yes it’s time to find something new, challenging and with a much higher pay.

[@Lagr3n]

I like the test that you shared although I struggle to fill it, the questions/ answers are not MECE/ on some there is no way to answer. Like, "What do you keep talking to yourself about most that you desire to come true and that is coming true" - in an ideal world it would be an easy one, but in many cases, it won't be even possible to answer as there may be a very limited overlap between what one is thinking about doing/ achieving (e.g., traveling, living on a beach, doing sports consistently, being fit/ in a healthy relationship...) and what one is doing (e.g., working in a shitty job, then watching TV/TikTok/ gaming or some other low-value stuff like this). What would be the right answer in such a case: what one thinks, but does not do, or what one does, but do not want?

[@Personalfinanceandinvesting247]

Really great advice!

[@drnicolebeaumont7884]

Greta stuff! Always so accessible and honest🎉

[@PeterGooseman]

Morning Nischa, I am finding it hard to follow the videos in sequence, can you start from the first one to the last one in order ? Regards P38ETE😊

[@mustafahusain2966]

Nice

[@sheisomarica]

Hi beautiful, thank you for this informative video. I see you've changed your background, it's not bad though, but just wanted to say I prefer the old one that had the lamp and bookshelf.

[@Laddy-n8f]

On a sidenote- you are absolutely stunning 😍

[@angeldavedc]

Wish i could pop by to your course, but I'm unavailable unfortunately. Maybe next time.

[@hemical1]

So I love how your videos flow. What video editor do you use?

[@andrewstorm8240]

The annoying thing with limiting beliefs is people don’t often realise they have them

[@Lenamilena_]

i cant submit myself to the workshop - Sorry, your submission failed. Please try again. constantly

[@tagbon]

Another great video, thanks Nischa. I can easily remember times when I've had all these different mental stumbling blocks about money and finance. I watched an older video of yours (about 6 personal finance books) and since then it has been really eye-opening to realise how my subconcious beliefs have shaped a lot of financial and work decisions that I have made. So recently I've been actively working to fix or improve my financial life, thanks to your content! 😊

[@Jonesmatsunaga]

It is much more challenging to create a strong financial portfolio therefore it would be wise to get much needed assistance from a real finance professional. You can then receive strategies that are specifically suited to your long term objectives and financial goals.

[@Muriel-1112]

I agree

[@Muriel-1112]

It would really help to improve finances and breaking through as she said.

[@teenoso4069]

Define that moment of financial independence

[@IAmebAdger]

It's different for everyone, but commonly people take themselves to be independent when they have enough to fulfill an acceptable lifestyle for the rest of their lives.

[@hamishmounsey3989]

Do you have any videos on entry level finance jobs and how to progress this career wise the best way

[@hansanaik3835]

Apply for jobs in financial institutions. You will get to know more about the jobs once you start working. There are many well paying jobs if you hold professional designations such as CA, CFA, FRM, Actuary. Getting an Actuarial designation is the hardest and usually people who have majored in mathematics, physics, statistics and engineering choose this route.

[@jackgaisford]

Love this, Nischa! Found your channel around 8 months ago and your growth has inspired me to kickstart my own financial advice channel as a 27YO agency owner. Would appreciate any support, tips, tricks, and advice if you have any!:)

[@rickbrausa1579]

thank you linda

[@pug251]

wonderful video - some very good points!

[@nishantpatel35]

So informative.. I learn so much from your videos Nischa you are the best teacher I ever had ❤

[@xoxrazzyxox]

I’m getting married next year, our budget was 10K. I know it’s not as high as the UK average but I can’t stop thinking about how that 10K could have been invested instead. Could you do a video on big events like weddings and whether to spend the money or invest it?

[@ck7506]

You're allowed to change your mind! 😊

[@ezinneerhirhieneeukaogo1439]

Your intuition is speaking ,listen. Trust yourself

[@sagorsarkar4996]

Hi! How are you? Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@TharlesJones-dg4kp]

Greetings from Brazil

[@papafinance]

love your content, any tips on ending ?

[@salimovruslan3080]

thank you for your video i start look them and i find them very helpfull even it hard to look them because you are very bjutiful woman and it take alot etenshion ) thank you for work

[@ManojAgadi]

Good Information Nischa.

[@jainendradhruw575]

Hi mam I love the way you speak

[@katerynatymoshchuk4614]

Nicha thanks for content. I registered over 3 time but have not received any email. What could be an issue?

[@saskiasia]

Maybe try a different email? Have you checked your spam?

[@daveyt4802]

Self sabotage can apply to many things in life..

[@TomClarkSouthLondon]

Beautiful, wonderful 🤗👍🔟⭐️

[@classicfitness8478]

I like your voice 👍🏻

[@williama-d6]

Hmm

[@konradmagnuszewski5087]

I needed this! Thank you!!

[@TravelWithSravan]

Everything is perfect but the workshop is planned in Weekday :(

[@awantamta]

Some great nuggets of information

[@chrisbuxton7790]

I need to make more money to help myself and family. But dont have the energy as my job drains it, and numbs my creativity. Iv tried a you tube channel, iv tried publishing books....didnt work.

[@boydsummerhays322]

Great thoughts! The year I almost over and very glad about the decisions I have made so far. Investing in the market earlier this year regardless of the market condition has saved my life. I made over 70k USD with a start of 25k in the last 7 months. I know it’s nothing compared to what others make but I’m glad I’m changing my finances. If things keep going well I might retire soon>.

[@chinonsomichael9839]

My favorite person

[@Diveshify]

No Such Thing As Free Meal...

[@Alvaro-Silver-Pine]

Iron Sharpen Iron.

[@rustyrobinson8027]

I'm addicted to giving money away

[@IAmebAdger]

As long as you've got enough to sustain it!

[@MalluStyleMultiMedia]

🔥🔥👍👍

[@BALHAM69]

Not buying food from outside places 😅

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[@cathm652]

I’m never becoming an atheist!

[@MiguelLumberto]

Urgh. If you struggle with depression, don’t take Demartini. It’ll just make things worse. ☹️