Mel Abraham says every wealthy person he's worked with carries shame about money, whether they have it, lost it, or have more than others. He argues you have to release these stories and keep taking action, because what you do matters more than what you say to the people watching you.
Whatever the shame, the guilt, the thoughts about money, they're in the past. I will tell you this, I've, I've worked with, with millionaires, billionaires, people starting over, people just starting out, and it doesn't matter. Every single one of them without question have some element of shame, guilt, about money. It's, I feel guilty because I got it. I feel guilty because I had it and I lost it. I feel guilty that I don't have it. I, I feel guilty because I have it and my brother doesn't. It's whatever it is, but there's stories in our head that we got to just let go, and we just need to run the miles. Because when you do this, you set yourself up as the role model for the people that that are following you, that are seeing you, and they will do more based upon what you do and how you show up than what you say.
