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If you aren’t happy with the amount in your bank account…read this. I should warn you that I’m going to tell you some things you may not want to admit or hear, but I wouldn’t be doing my job if I let you get off the hook. The amount of money you have or don’t have is a direct reflection of your self-worth. This is where those of you who have really clever minds chime in and say, “I make enough to pay my bills,” or “I make do,” or my favorite, “money isn’t that important to me.” Sound familiar? You see, when we humans are in a place of feeling overwhelmed, discouraged, and powerless over a situation or circumstance, we often end up convincing ourselves of a false truth that feels better than the real story. I’ve seen this hundreds of times in coaching people. When you tell yourself a story (inaccurate or not) long enough, it becomes a fact in your mind, and facts establish a belief. Now you start behaving based on this belief that isn’t even founded on factual evidence, but your mind doesn’t know the differenc