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What's the first thing you'd do if you got $10k (or the money you've always wanted)?
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Hello Reader, When it comes to money, everyone has something to say about it. Money affects all areas of our lives. It gives us options, And so much more... What does money mean to you? Your answers will reveal a lot about your belief systems. It's your BS (I meant belief system lol) that determines what you do to get the money you want, to impact the life you desire. I guess it is also your BS - this time I mean bullsh*t - that stops you from getting everything you want too. If you spend all that energy making excuses about why what you want isn't possible and use it to figure out how to make it possible instead, What would your life be like? I hope you sit with that for a few minutes and explore your answers. If you want to get that from your imagination and make it happen in reality, then join my free workshop, 'Financial Confidence for Women' where I take you through step-by-step how to do it. I'm not claiming my way to be the only or best way. But it's how I've managed to:
If you'd like to learn more about it, then come to the workshop: I can't wait to share it with you! Sharon |
Sharon Singh Sidhu
Build the confidence to speak up and grow at work. Weekly insights on my podcast and newsletter.
Growing up, I never thought about money. My dad earned it. My mum ran the home. When my brother and I went overseas to study, my dad paid for all of it. Money was just there when we needed it. So without knowing it, I grew up with a story. No matter what happens, someone will take care of me. I never questioned it. I didn’t even know it was there. Until life put it to the test. What I believed in no longer made sense My husband and I quit our jobs to start a café. It didn’t work out. We...
This month, I settled my son into university in the UK. I talked about it on my LinkedIn post HERE. It was exciting, a little heartbreaking leaving my son there while I came home. Then the bills started arriving and all the old stress and anxiety about money resurfaced, even though the money was there. It was more a timing issue. Some funds just hadn’t come in yet. But I felt it. That familiar tightness in my chest. The quiet panic I used to live with every day. I hadn’t felt it in a long...
What my weight taught me about money Last week I flew home from the UK just in time for my daughter's graduation. I'd spent two and a half weeks helping our son settle into university. Then I was back in Singapore, sitting in a school hall, watching my daughter cross the stage. At the graduation, we bumped into a teacher who had taught both my kids. My husband and I noticed straight away how well he looked. He'd been making changes to his eating for health reasons over the past year. We asked...