Yo, today's Q-O-D is when you change your beliefs, you change your reality.

Here we go. Welcome back to the quote of the day.

I'm your host, Sean Croxton, and Sean Croxton.

Thanks so much, tune into our Finance Friday episode where we talk about all things, money mindset. We've got Joe Vitale

on the show today. And today, Joe is talking about our money beliefs, how we've had these

beliefs for so long. We forget mostly where they came from, but they usually came from like

family that was around us when we were kids and the media and all this stuff.

But we've gone through our lives without truly examining a lot of these really silly beliefs that we're still holding on to when it comes to money.

And when you really think about these beliefs, you kind of go, wow, can't believe I believe that

for so long. Like, all rich people are miserable. Like, if you really just sit back and think about

that, like all rich people are miserable, it's kind of silly, right? Like, there's no rich people

who are actually happy and doing well and feeling good and being

generous. But when we say all rich people are miserable or greedy, it means like to us who are

self-conscious mind and maybe to the conscious mind, if I become rich or wealthy, I'm going to be

greedy and miserable. Or you might say, it's impossible to be rich

and spiritual, which is kind of wild when you think about it because the spiritual institutions

and organizations are some of the wealthiest organizations and institutions in the world.

If you read about the Vatican's art collection,

it's wild, like read up on that and like how much it's worth. It's nuts. And so, you know,

having money and not being able to be spiritual on its face is kind of a silly belief. It doesn't

make any sense. And there's a lot of these. There's dozens of these that many of us have.

And I encourage us, I encourage you just to sit down and really think about them, write them down and think about them, be like, yo, is that really true?

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