Everyone has their own predispositions that influence how they save, spend, and earn their money. Today, I will share these myths and how to avoid being a victim of falling for these money traps!
When we think about money, many of us feel the only people who have money are the top 1%. They have most of the money and what is left is a finite amount that the rest of us work and fight for.
While many of us dream about winning the lottery, a similar number of us dread the thought of having that much money and responsibility. The more money and responsibility we have, the more stressed out we get.
Many successful women have come up through the ranks and created small businesses that have taken over. Get rid of the male-dominated finance mindset and start creating the life you want.
Many people refer to money being the root of all evil by leaving out a couple of very important words from the quote. The quote they are referring to is from the Bible in the book of 1st Timothy 6:10 which states, “for the love of money is the root of all evil.”
Myth 6: You Need A Job That Pays You Twice A Month
Again, this myth was perpetuated to me throughout my youth.The goal was to avoid risks and get a good stable job that would take care of me for years to come.