I'm watching the 8-episode series "How to Get Rich" on Netflix with Ramit Sethi with great interest and I identify the following limiting beliefs. I only have about 5 of them, proof that I have worked intensively with money, but I will give them to you below, maybe you want to test them:
I am afraid to talk about money
I can have an abundant life
If you make a lot of money, you know how to manage it
I feel like money controls me
I am afraid that when I make a lot of money my partner feels frustrated
Money creates heated discussions
Money creates arguments
If you don't have a house, you are a loser
I communicate well about money
Money is a sensitive subject
I feel comfortable talking about money
Money is a negative thing
Money is made to be spent
If you have God, you don't need money
Money brings comfort
I respect money
I am aware of money
I trust money
I have a vision about money
I have a strategy about money
Money motivates me
I talk about money with my husband only when I argue
I understand money
I worry about money
You need to save money
I appreciate money
I spend money impulsively
Money is a burden
I put money first
I know the true value of money
I spend irrationally
I appreciate money
It's complicated to get money
You can only get a lot of money from complicated investments
I feel safe about money
I am confident about money
I know how to disconnect emotions from money
Money flows freely to me
Money is important
I'll be back with other tested and worked ideas and beliefs...
Until then, I'm preparing for the Dig Deeper course with Georgeta Sultan on April 29-30. I'm reading and reviewing the Advanced DNA manual - I still have some feelings to download for which I've already recorded the meditation on my phone, I'm reading the book about The 7 Planes of Existence (I have about 100 pages left, I won't finish it until Saturday) and Theta Therapy - Uncovering Hidden Beliefs (which I've almost finished and which is related to Dig Deeper)...

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