Money is a neutral resource. But it is also deeply personal.
When we think about wealth creation and money, we typically think about healthy financial habits. Save more. Spend less. Grow your gap.
But, if you're like me, you reached a point of "spending less" where you realized you were already spending the bare minimum. There was nothing less to cut out. And, if you're also like me, it felt almost impossible to increase the amount of money that you make.
That's because personal development plays just as large a role as personal finances. It's not just about how much money you can cut down on - it's about how much money *you see yourself* making. How much you think you can make. How much you think you're worthy of making.
Money is not just a series of numbers and calculations. It's also about mindset.