How Self-Worth and Net-Worth are Connected EP018

ProjectME with Tiffany Carter – Entrepreneurship & Millionaire Mindset

Tiffany Carter

Entrepreneurship, Business, Self-improvement, Education

4.9 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 8 August 2018

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Don't you just cringe when you hear about some celebrity or sports star that was once worth tens of millions going bankrupt? Like how do they spend all of that money so quickly?!!! Well it has nothing to do with their money. In this episode I will tell you why.

The first thing I teach my clients is the connection between self-worth and net-worth. Without self-worth, you will remain at a low net-worth, or stuck financially at a level you aren't happy in.

I know this first-hand as I lost three-quarters of my entire net-worth, my hard-earned life savings and investments, within three months. I spent years digging through what happened, meeting with therapists, business coaches, and multi-millionaire friends of mine. It all came down to my broken self-worth and limiting beliefs that were buried deep inside.

In this episode, I share the exact strategy I used to re-develop my sense of worth, and how this ProjectME Method has helped hundreds of people turn their financial lives around for the best.

Welcome to ProjectME the Podcast with your host Tiffany Carter, who takes the mystery out of making BIG money. A former NBC and CBS TV journalist, turned multi-millionaire entrepreneur, teaching you all things wealth, worth, and business.

You can follow Tiffany on Instagram @projectme_with_tiffany or on Facebook @projectmewithtiffany.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Project Me the Podcast, I'm your host Tiffany Carter, the founder of Project Me,
0:14.8	Multimillionaire Entrepreneur, former TV newscaster, money-making expert,
0:20.0	female empowerment speaker, and self-proclaimed office supply addict.
0:24.7	My mission is to take the mystery out of making big money.
0:28.2	Every week on Project Me the Podcast, I'll share success tips, strategies, and stories from other entrepreneurs, experts and millionaires,
0:36.8	showing you exactly how you can achieve your most exceptional life.
0:41.2	Now let's get to it.
0:48.0	You are listening to Project Me with Tiffany Carter, the podcast podcast episode number 18 how self-worth and net worth are
0:57.3	connected I am really excited to record this episode for you guys today. It is one of the foundational
1:07.1	principles that I teach to my Project Me students and clients.
1:14.0	And it is one of the, in fact, probably the biggest lesson
1:19.6	and transformation in my life is the connection between self-worth and net worth. So self-worth, a lot of people
1:28.6	hear that and it's like they think of, oh well I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and gosh, don't it, people like me,
1:37.2	you know, or something like that.
1:38.6	There's some people that roll their eyes when they hear the self-worth thing.
1:42.2	Then there's people who'll go, oh yeah, you know, I know I'm good. I feel good about myself. I'm a good person. I'm great. Yeah, it's a little deeper than that, okay?
1:54.0	It's, it has, it's not about just looks or insecurity.
1:58.0	Self-worth goes much, much deeper,
2:01.0	and it can be much more subtle.
2:03.0	And I'm going to use myself as an example so you guys can hear some of my story
2:09.0	and see how having a low selfworth impacts your net worth and when I say net worth, you know to be blunt I'm talking about how much money you have
2:20.6	How much money you make how how much money you make, how much passive income you make, how many great
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