82: How to change your beliefs about money with Melissa Meagher – hosted by Angie Martin

How to change your beliefs about money is perhaps one of the most overlooked things in a Bookkeeper's life. Many Bookkeepers, whether employed or self-employed, don't ever seem to be able to get into their groove. They have the talent, training, and experience, but things never quite work how they should. But faulty beliefs down deeper than their sparkling resume are the real issue. Am I worth what I charge? Should I be charging for the work that I do? Is this client going to leave me - and if yes, how am I going to provide for myself and my family? These questions can plague many business owners and bookkeepers, and they take up valuable mental resources with questions that never seem to get answered. Angie Martin talks to Melissa Meagher in Part 2 of their Podcasts together, about these things. Melissa has worked with a lot of elite, highly competent professionals, who felt great shame about their seeming inability to "get it" about how to manage their money. But the issue wasn't even about how much they earned, but about their beliefs about themselves, and their worthiness to earn money, and what money really meant to them and about them. Key Takeaway: Learning how to change your beliefs about money so you are empowered is an essential key to having a successful professional life!   Useful links: Offer 45 Complimentary Strategy Session via Zoomhttp://bit.ly/MelissaMeagher Money Smart Budget Planner -https://moneysmart.gov.au/budgeting/budget-planner Budgeting Apps - Pocketbook and Money Brilliant Upcoming Wealth Consciousness Retreat for Professional Women -https://bit.ly/WealthConsciousnessRetreat LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/talkingmoney/ FB Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/talkingmoneyaus/ Instagram Pagehttps://www.instagram.com/melissa_talkingmoney/ Websitehttps://www.talkingmoney.net.au/ Podcast 1 with MelissaHow to manage money in a small business Blog PostA list of limiting beliefs about money See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.