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The Fear of Losing It Will Keep You from Ever Having It

Name: The Fear of Losing It Will Keep You from Ever Having It
Uploaded: 2025-04-22T19:02:05+00:00
Duration: 27 s
Channel: Caryn Meininger
Description: In this brief conversational excerpt, Speaker A discusses a common client desire to accumulate $5 million, probing the underlying fear of running out of…

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In this brief conversational excerpt, Speaker A discusses a common client desire to accumulate $5 million, probing the underlying fear of running out of money that drives such goals. A personal anecdote about a multimillionaire friend who died at 51 from a heart attack illustrates how even after achieving wealth, a persistent fear of loss can dominate. Speaker B identifies this as a scarcity mindset. The dialogue then shifts to the challenge of expanding that mindset to envision larger sums—$10 million to $12.5 million—highlighting the difficulty many have in seeing higher financial possibilities once they are trapped in fear and scarcity thinking.

I come across a lot of clients and they go, I want $5 million. Why do you want $5 million? I don't ever want to have the fear of running out of money again. You'll never have that $5 million. Most people that somehow gain that money from that side, all they do is shift it to now being afraid of losing that money.
And I have.
A good friend who built up to a multi millionaire and lived until he was 51 years old, died of a heart attack and he had a continuous fear of something taking that money from him.
It's getting out of that scarcity mindset.
It really is. And it's getting into that what's possible when you start talking about like the 10 million to the 12.5 and stuff like that. And I'm going, I can't see that. Why can't they see that as a possibility if we.
Take all the BS out, I think if you really go to the deepest level, it comes down to worthiness.