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Increasing your income is largely a matter of changing your mindset around how much money you’ll tolerate earning (as part of your “bottom line”). My specialty is in helping people make that mental shift, so that they can increase their wealth consciousness.
In all my years of coaching, I’ve found that most people engage in a similar pattern: when they try to have a quantum leap in earning more money, they struggle.
They navigate between two invisible “lines” that were literally programmed into them.
In today’s episode you’ll learn:
Why most people who were raised middle class, working class or below, spend a lot of time bouncing back and forth between their “need line” and their “bottom line”
Everyone’s “bottom line” is different—and it’s based on the amount of income they’ll tolerate earning
What you’re comfortable with tells the whole story
What “survival” and “toleration” have to do with your income
What it takes to “raise the bar” in your income and create a new set point (or a “new normal”) for yourself
How to permanently increase your income
Plus, I’ll walk you through an exercise to show you how you’re programmed around money.]
Until you learn how to raise your bottom line, you’ll never raise the top one (i.e., the amount of money you dream of earning). Our programming is geared towards what we “need” and what our bottom line is—so if you want to increase your income, you have to increase your bottom line. This is the greatest abundance lesson I could ever give you.
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