Being Honest About Money

One of the most important things to reconcile to actually build and live the Passive Income Lifestyle is to reconcile the ideas, thoughts and emotions that you have about money.

Be brutally honest with yourself, and ask yourself what you think about money. All about money – what do you feel or think about making more money, having more money, spending more money?

Do you feel good? Do you feel bad? Be honest.

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What did you feel and think? Why do you think you feel that way?

If you can answer these questions, you'd already be ahead of at least 80% of the crowd. You see, many people decide to dumb down these money thoughts and feelings, choosing instead to slap certain ideas to money:

  • Money's not for me.
  • I didn't choose this profession for money.
  • Money is bad.

And the list goes on. In fact, people rather talk about EVERYTHING ELSE OTHER THAN MONEY.

You want to stop any conversation or energy in the room? Just start talking about money and see what happens. Maybe people feel uncomfortable (or potentially hearing) that someone else is earning a lot more or a lot less than them.

And they rehearse and replay these whenever they get into money woes and financial troubles, thinking that "it's part of being a healthcare/wellness professional", and dumbing down their thoughts and feelings.

To me, money isn't everything. Yes, it helps to buy stuff, but myself and my wife are not really people who enjoy shopping or spending money. Neither are we hoarders. We're frugal, but the key point here is my view and feelings about money is predominantly led by few points:

  1. Money is a byproduct from a service and/or product of value that I have provided to another

  2. Money is a yardstick of how I measure what I'm doing right in business and investment, but it must be made ethically, morally and legally

  3. Money is vital for myself and my family to live comfortably, sustainably, doing the best work we can to serve others profitably

And I'm not ashamed about making money, saving money or investing money; truly because managing, making, saving and investing money to me is very fun. It can be scary, but I'm choosing to keep learning instead of dumbing down.

I like talking about money, no matter where I am – the topic fascinates me.

Be brutally honest with your feelings and ideas about money, and reconcile that you can be a rich therapist, wellness or healthcare professional.

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