The speaker grew up poor, wearing hand-me-downs and secondhand everything, which built a scarcity mindset that made wealth feel undeserving. Shifting to an abundance mindset is possible for anyone, they argue, because they did it themselves.
Why does it seem like money is one of the hardest things to break through when it comes to believing we are deserving of money? I think it is to do with our deservability. I just think that's ingrown into us. What about all the things, you know, money doesn't grow on trees, you know, you know, we, I can't afford it. I mean, I can, I came from really humble background. My parents could not afford, you know, we had secondhand clothes. So I had A whole lot of lack fed to me just by my day-to-day living as a child and growing up. I didn't ever feel that, but I certainly grew up with lack because I knew when I discovered the secret, I had to turn my mindset from lack to a wealth mindset to an abundance mindset. And so I set about to do that, and that's why I know anyone can do it, because I did it.
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