Can practicing
gratitude shape your perspective on money?
We certainly think so.
In this video, we'll explore three ways gratitude can transform
your money mindset.
First, embracing gratitude can help you make smarter
financial decisions when you appreciate the wealth
in financial security you've already achieved.
You can be less tempted to make impulsive investments or purchases.
Second, practicing gratitude can also
help reduce financial anxiety.
When it comes to money,
we often fixate on the future.
While we're big proponents of financial planning for the future,
it's important to stop and smell the roses.
Be present and recognize
where you're at and how far you've come.
Third, gratitude can impact your willingness
to give when you fully appreciate your own abundance.
You develop a heightened sense of empathy and responsibility
towards those who are less fortunate.
So what are some ways you can start practicing gratitude?
Here are a few we recommend.
First, practice gratitude affirmations.
Develop a routine of speaking or thinking positive of statements
about the blessings in your life, such as I'm thankful
for the financial stability I have,
or I appreciate the opportunities I've been given.
This reinforces a mindset of abundance
and keeps you grounded in the present.
Next, recall past challenges
by acknowledging the hardships you faced
and recognizing your progress.
You'll build a rich foundation for being thankful.
Finally, seek opportunities to volunteer.
Giving back can foster an appreciation
for easily overlooked aspects of life and enhance your capability for gratitude.
Embracing
gratitude can help shift your financial mindset
and lead to a more fulfilling relationship with money.
So take a deep breath.
Be grateful for what you have
and watch your mindset shift.
I'm Will Murphy, and it's an honor
and privilege to serve a select group of clients,
helping them to build, manage, and protect their wealth, balancing emotions
and feelings with reason and logic
to improve financial decision making.
Thanks for watching.