Olga Novikova, coach and mentor of experts, told socialbites.ca about negative thoughts negatively associated with financial growth.
According to Novikova, large profits are hindered by the lack of a clear goal.
“Not knowing” is a choice. I choose not to know so as not to take action. “I choose to make the selection process so complicated that I don’t move at all (to seek a purpose, which is my life’s work),” he explained.
The second money bloc is inextricably linked to imposter syndrome, according to Novikova.
“Imposter syndrome is a great thing because it visits only good specialists. And this is a good sign for you. It will be very useful to have a written audit of your skills, achievements and feedback on your work. And if there are objectively few of them, set clear criteria: “When will this be ‘enough?’ For example, when I complete three big projects, I will ask for a raise,” the coach advised.
According to Novikova, negative self-fulfilling prophecies prevent people from becoming rich.
“Self-fulfilling prophecy is a completely scientific phenomenon. This is a prediction of one’s failure that affects reality in a very specific way. We mistakenly describe the situation as too difficult for us, we feel helpless and begin to “act helpless.” “And the prophecy comes true,” he said.
Among other reasons that inhibit monetary growth, Novikova listed the fear of criticism and condemnation, as well as the false belief that you need to work day and night to earn a lot.
“Money is not a measure of how many hours you work. Big money is always the sum of two measurements: professional skills and entrepreneurial skills. “The deeper your knowledge of the profession is and new ideas are generated in this field, the more you will earn in the same hours,” emphasized the coach.
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