Jim Donovan, the Ageless Boomer

Anyone who has even experienced money problems understands all too well, the feelings of shame we attach to our debts. It’s as if, we tell ourselves, we are bad people because we owe money. We think, as we are immersed in our problem, that we’re the only one who has money troubles. We’re not!

In my own life, and in my work with others, I have learned one thing for sure. Most people have money issues or have had them in the past.

They can range from the person who has little or no money, to the person who is wealthy but does not know how to enjoy their good fortune.

If you want to change your financial situation and relationship with money, you have to be willing to let go of the shame.

You are not your money. You are not your bills. You are not your debts. Your worth as a human being has nothing to do with how much or how little money you have.

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Worries over money are costing businesses billions

One of the greatest detriments to productivity in the workplace is employee worries about money and finances. Study after study confirms that people are preoccupied with their money worries and overwhelmed by debt.

No wonder since almost one out of every 100 households in the United States will file for bankruptcy and many of the brightest and most talented employees are just a paycheck away from financial devastation.

And 96% of all Americans will retire financially dependent on the government, family, or charity, according to the U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services.

What is it about this thing called “money” that stirs such emotion in almost every culture in the world?

If you stop people on the streets and ask them about their lives, most will readily give you all sorts of information. People will willingly tell you about their health and relationships, even their love life, but, if you ask them about their finances, they will clam up and probably beat a path in another direction.

What emotions do you stir up when you think about your money?

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