In this episode, co-hosts Neil Mathweg and Mindi Kessenich discuss the topic of money and how it can be a source of fear and anxiety for real estate agents, especially during tough times in the market. Neil shares his struggles with managing money, rooted in past financial trauma, while Mindi offers a playful perspective on money as a paper good that only holds value because humans give it value.
Mindi compares managing money to playing a game of Monopoly, where you can get another turn if things don't go well. She encourages Neil to view money with a lighthearted attitude. Neil opens up about his fear around money and how it has affected his mindset, but he has started to shift his perspective and treat money like a game of Monopoly, where he gets another turn if things go wrong.
Both Neil and Mindi highlight the importance of focusing on opportunities and abundance in the present moment, rather than dwelling on past financial decisions and regrets. They encourage listeners to release fear around money and adopt a more playful and abundant mindset when it comes to managing their finances.
Tune in to the full episode for more insights and tips on how to navigate money-related fears as a real estate agent in a challenging market. Learn from Neil and Mindi's personal experiences and perspectives on money and gain valuable insights on how to approach money management in a more positive and empowering way. Don't let fear hold you back from achieving financial success in your real estate business!
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