Hey real quick before we resume Epic Wealth Wednesdays I wanted to let you all know that the

Epic Intensive website is up to date and is now taking your seat reservations

for the next Epic Intensive August 3rd, 4th, and 5th in St. Louis, and the first 25 people are in free.

Go to Epic Intensive.com and I will see you there.

And now back to creating your epic wealth.

So to start on your wealth journey, you'll need to start with as much psychological work as you will with learning the practical how to.

I mean without the right mindset you are building on a poor foundation.

I can track negative ideas I learned in childhood through my story and see how they affected my ability to grow and

keep wealth. So how are these ideas showing up in your life? How are they influencing

your financial journey? I mean most of us are raised with negative ideas and false beliefs about money. For example, we can't trust

ourselves with money because it has the potential to corrupt us. Poverty is

somehow noble and good, right?

And we never really feel like we have enough money.

In the richest country in the history of the world,

many of us have developed a scarcity mindset that there isn't enough to go around.

And whatever wealth I do achieve, it's going to be taken from me by somebody else.

And many of these beliefs, they can be tracked back to a common misquote of scripture from the Bible.

One Timothy, 610 reads, For the Love of Money is a root of all kinds of evil.

And that gets interpreted that, you know,

if you love money, it's evil.

Another quote from the Bible that supposedly vilifies money is,

it's easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle

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