Current Self
I see myself as quite confident and grounded, but a little tired. I have already built a financial foundation, and I have financial literacy — the knowledge and skills needed to build financial independence and abundance.
At the same time, I still feel anxious about the future. I worry about whether I will be able to earn money tomorrow, in the hypothetical future, and I am very afraid of spending my savings.
At the same time, this has been changing over the past week. I am allowing myself to spend money on things that feel like “luxuries”: a photoshoot, cafés, and putting money aside specifically “for myself.”
Ideal Self
She lives at a measured, unhurried pace. There is room in her life for relaxation, pleasure, and taking her time. There is delicious food, massages, beautiful things, pleasant textures, and wonderful smells.
She is relaxed when it comes to money. She knows that there are periods of active earning and periods of slower income, and she does not worry when another downturn comes.
She knows how to spend money on herself and enjoys doing so, but she does not spend recklessly. She is also generous toward others: she donates and supports people close to her and initiatives that matter to her.
How does she earn money? She has several sources of income: some depend on her active involvement, while others are passive — investment income, dividends, income from digital products, and so on. She also has options for additional income whenever she needs it.
My Social Self
How I think others see me, or what they see less of.
Other people see me as financially stable and knowledgeable about money, but with a relatively modest income and modest wants. At the same time, they see me as self-reliant and independent.
They see me as someone who knows how to make things work. Somehow, I always manage to make it work.
Sometimes I charge too little for my work, but I know how to make things work.