Childhood dysfunction can significantly impact our relationship with money and adulthood.

The experiences and environment we grew up in shape or attitudes, beliefs and behaviors

around finances.

For example, if someone grew up in a household with financial instability or witness their

parents struggling with money or fighting over money, they might develop anxiety or fear

around financial security, which can then in turn make them someone who repels money constantly

or ends up getting money and spending it right away or ends up avoiding it all together

or doing a version of what I did and still can do sometimes and become a chipmunk and

you just can't save enough and if you don't have enough, you don't feel safe, you don't

feel secure.

The reason why I talk about this so often is in coaching more than 150,000 people worldwide.

I have noticed that there is without a doubt a clear connection between the images, the

energy, the vibe, the verbal messages, the nonverbal messages that you got around money, around

abundance and how you act that out in adulthood and most of this happens subconsciously and

I'm going to share six signs that childhood dysfunction is causing your money drama today.

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Now I'm not your typical multi-millionaire entrepreneur.

It takes a small village to keep my anxiety and depression in check.

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