Better Than Happy Jody Moore | How to Have More Money

Do you secretly wish you had more money but feel ashamed of that desire? Do you worry that wanting more money means you’re ungrateful or greedy? What if I told you that craving more money and feeling deep gratitude can actually go hand-in-hand?

In this episode, I explore why I coach on money so frequently and offer some powerful tools to help you develop a healthier, more abundant relationship with money. Because here’s the truth: you can want more money and be thankful for what you already have at the same time. And as we head into Thanksgiving week, this is the perfect time to recognize how gratitude and financial ambition can enhance one another beautifully.

Join me this week as I share five strategies for having more money in your life. From creating a healthy relationship with your past and future self to the power of generosity and appreciation for your current financial reality, you’ll learn how to create more monetary abundance, and it all starts with your mindset.

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What You’ll Learn on this Episode:

5 strategies for having more money in your life.
Why there’s no shame in desiring more money in your life.
The importance of creating a healthy relationship with both your past and future self.
How to rewire your brain to embrace financial abundance.
Why you must be willing to work and get creative to have more money.
The power of generosity and gratitude in your spending habits.

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Do you wish that you had more money in your life, in your family, in your home? Are you kind of ashamed of that? Do you keep it a secret because you make it mean that you’re not grateful or that you’re greedy? Well, this week I want to talk to you about how to have more money. I want to talk to you about why this is something that I coach on all the time.

And it’s the week before Thanksgiving. So shouldn’t we be talking about gratitude, not about trying to get more? Well, guess what? I do not believe those things are mutually exclusive or even in opposition to each other. I think that they go hand in hand. That’s what I want to teach you today. This is episode 488, How to Have More Money.

Welcome to Better Than Happy, the podcast where we transform our lives by transforming ourselves. My name is Jody Moore. In the decade-plus I’ve been working with clients as a Master Certified Coach, I’ve helped tens of thousands of people to become empowered. And from empowered, the things that seemed hard become trivial, and the things that seemed impossible become available, and suddenly, a whole new world of desire and possibility open up to you. And what do you do with that?

Well, that’s the question… what will you do? Let’s find out.

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Well, hey everybody, happy Thanksgiving, happy end of November. If you don’t celebrate Thanksgiving, happy-here-comes-winter. It’s getting cold, right? Even where I live in California, it’s getting cold, but not as cold as where I used to live. So I’m sending out warm thoughts to all of you who live where there’s real winter and just sending lots of love and gratitude to everybody at this time of year.

So we’re going to talk about money today. It’s one of my favorite things to listen to other people talk about because I find it really fascinating how our brains are with money, all the drama we have around money, all the shame and morality we give to money and the strong opinions and emotions it brings up. And I think for valid reasons, but I want to offer you some things to consider today as you maybe work on healing your relationship or, or maybe your relationship doesn’t need healing, but really just intentionally creating the relationship that you want with money so that you create the results you want in your life with money.

I do think it’s fascinating how a lot of it is our socialization maybe or the way we were raised, but I think it’s fascinating how money is the one subject that people will say they don’t want too much of, right? Here’s what I mean. And I learned this from listening to someone else who talks a lot about money, a gentleman named Myron Golden, and he talks about this idea that we will say, how good do you want your marriage to be? As good as it can possibly get.

How healthy do you want to be? As healthy as I can be. How long do you want to live? As long as I can live. How close do you want to be to your children? I want to be as close as I possibly can. Like with most other things we want and will outright admit that we want things to be as big or abundant or as “good,” as possible. But when it comes to money, people often say, how much money would you like? Just enough to get by, not too much. And that’s okay. I don’t think that everybody has to want tons of money. I just want you to question why.

Money is just a tool. I’m going to talk about tools in a couple of ways today. And I’ve been talking about this a lot lately in my coaching. Those of you in The Lab know, but money is a tool that we can use in our lives and we can use it for good, or we can use it for harm. And just like any tool, just like a pair of scissors can be a really useful tool, I can also injure myself and others with those scissors if I misuse them or don’t treat them with the proper care and respect that they need. And that is true with money as well.

So I want to just start from that premise and offer to you to consider it. And then I want to give you some things to focus on when it comes to your ow...