169. 4 Signs You Have a Yo-Yo Relationship With Money (And What To Do About It!)

Clearer, not Louder with Beatrice Kamau

Beatrice

Education, Self-improvement

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🗓️ 29 September 2022

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

Last week, I talked about managing your energy and your other resources. This week, I want to talk about the management of one of those resources, and what can happen when you don't manage it: money.

There are four signs that you might have a yo-yo relationship with money:

Lack of control around money
Speaking poorly about money
Only speaking positively about money when you have it in excess
Making more, but not keeping more

A yo-yo relationship means there's no real consistency and balance in your relationship with money, and when you're going through this type of scarcity surrounding money, it's impossible to manage it properly. Let me tell you how to start turning this relationship around for the better.

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Beatrice. I'm a self-love embodiment coach, a matcha stand, and the creator of the
0:09.8	self-love over codependency program. This podcast is all about helping you move from shame,
0:15.9	people pleasing, codependency, and low self-esteem and fully into alignment, expansion, and unapologetic
0:25.8	self-love through healing the inner child's spirituality and manifestation. Now, I won't lie in
0:33.7	addition to the last tears and the joy. You may be triggered from time to time when tuning in,
0:40.8	but these triggers will lead to a deep dive into who you really are, all you desire, and the
0:48.7	confidence to demand more out of your life. Welcome to the self-love fix where you get your dose of self-love tips.
1:01.9	Hello, and welcome back to the self-love fix podcast. My name is Beatrice, and I'm your host,
1:09.3	and this week we are going to get right into it. I got to record this one quick because I forgot
1:16.0	to pack. I'm going on a little trip, and I forgot to pack, and plus my BFF is about to be here in
1:21.7	like 10 minutes. But I still want to record this for you because you matter and this message that I
1:27.0	have matters. So I hope you enjoyed last week's episode about operating in extremes with your
1:33.7	energy. And if you haven't listened to it already, highly recommend listening to it. I talk a lot
1:38.8	about energy management and the importance of energy management and managing your resources.
1:44.8	This week, one of the resources we're going to be talking about is money, honey. So the four
1:52.6	signs you have a yo-yo relationship with money. First of all, what do I mean by yo-yo relationship?
1:58.0	I mean, it's here today. It's gone tomorrow, or maybe you get large amounts, and then you feel like
2:03.5	you have small amounts. You just don't feel like it's consistent. Like money is not consistent in
2:07.2	your world, no matter if you work a nine to five, or if you're a business owner, you just don't
2:11.6	feel like it's stable or consistent or predictable. And you feel scarce around it. You feel like,
2:16.1	oh, I just never have enough. So why is it that we have this discussion? It's because money is a
2:22.3	resource that is meant to be managed, just like any other resource, your time, your energy.
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