One of the most controversial subjects in our society is that of money. Money is not only a very sensitive topic that hits a raw nerve with most people but also something around which we have built a lot of limiting beliefs. Most of us have grown up in families where the scarcity mindset was inculcated in us at a very early age. We were taught to live with the illusion that we must fight for our share and that there isn’t enough available for everyone. I have always wondered how it is that one person struggles to make a dollar a day while another can make a million dollars in a few hours. From my own observations, I have come to realize that the answer to this is two-fold.

The most common reason you have money guilt has very little to do with you. In fact, your current relationship with money is probably dictated by your family’s money story.