If you struggle with:

1. being afraid to charge more for your services

2. talking confidently about money with prospective clients

3. asking for money (or getting nervous when “the money part” with prospective clients arises)

4. feeling resentful toward yourself and clients because you’re giving so much for so little

5. lack of clarity on what your real value is

6. feeling greedy or bad for even talking about money or wanting lots of money

….I have an awesome assignment to help you challenge this crap head on. And I want you to know it’s ok. 8 out of 10  women entrepreneurs I talk and work with struggle with money crap.

Your Assignment:

Put yourself in direct contact with people you perceive to make a lot more money than you do. These are people  you have to really believe are either way out of your money league or close to it. (How you’re responding right now to what you just read is good feedback, to start.)

Places like:

1. your local, public ‘high disposable income club’ (i.e.  Yacht clubs, social clubs, money clubs or groups, tennis clubs, networking groups, professional groups, etc. For the member-only types of establishments some of them will have monthly public events or trial memberships for prospective members. Use it to do your assignment.)

2. the bar or lounge of your local 5-star establishments (hotels are good destinations)

All your money and personal value stuff will come up, even before you make real contact.

What do you feel when you think about doing this assignment? Whatever you feel when you think about doing this is good feedback about your money crap.

Finally: If you’re bold enough, strike up a conversation with a person who seems to have lots of money. This is really deepening your ‘head on’ confrontation, and will totally change and up-level your mind and feelings about who you are and money.

What’s Your Problem? + Keeping Record

While in space with these people who you believe make lots more money than you, write down everything you think and feel, and be radically honest about it. Or write it immediately after leaving the space.

If you feel like you don’t belong, write it down. If you feel like a fake, write it down. These are things I’ve felt when confronting my money crap and up-leveling my own money game, so don’t worry, it’s normal. Write down the raw truth of everything you feel.

The raw & radically honest feelings you write down about you and money are gold.

They’re a peek into your money crap, and are also the door-ways to knowing what needs to be addressed so you can be confident in your beliefs about money, and in your money conversations with prospective clients.

I want to applaud you for doing this. It’s a big deal. Commit to getting this done within the next two weeks. Once you’ve done the assignment at least once, send me an email to naima@billiondollarcourage.com or post your experience on my facebook page, so others can see what it’s like to confront their money crap head on.

Don’t wait. Go do it now. Love.

“Procrastination is the bad habit of putting off until the day after tomorrow what should have been done the day before yesterday.” -Napoleon Hill

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p.s. If you’d like to talk with me about confronting your money crap head on, send me an email to naima@billiondollarcourage.com and we’ll schedule time to chat.