In a world where the money has become a real issue, the one thing that you should do is to transform your thinking about money. One of the most common phrases that you may have heard from your parents or close family members is; money is the solution to everything or money is the root cause of all the problems. This argument actually depends on the side of the equation where you grew up which you can get by examining your "money blueprint". If you grew up in a family where your father and mother and all the money in the worlds, such that you had everything material that you would ever wish for but because of the money, your parent broke up because one of them spent a lot of money on other women and beer, then it is likely that you will argue that money is the root cause of all problems.

If on the other hand you grew up in the side of money equation where getting a few bucks to buy your daily food was a problem, then the likelihood is that your argument will be money is the solution to all problems. The basic point in all this is that our perception about money is mainly influenced by what our parents tell us about money and how we perceive the life of those people that have the money and those that do not have.

People with money think that people that do not have money are poor because they are lazy and always expecting people with money to help them. They think that it is the poor people’s fault that they are poor. On the other hand, those that do not have money view the people that have money as corrupt, people who earned the money because they exploited them. Despite the fact that these arguments may not be true, they are a reality among the two groups of people in the equation. As a result it is clear that parents play a key role as they transform your thinking about money.

Feeling about Money.

Let no one lie to you that how you feel about money