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Main eBook: “How to Cultivate A Successful Money Mindset”

(4,413 words, 23 pages, 8 images)

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Table of Contents for the Money Mindset PLR Ebook:

Introduction………………………………………………………………………….. 3

What is a Money Mindset?…………………………………………………….. 5

What About Chance and Random Luck?……………………………….. 7

Why Mindset is Crucial (as Well as Action)…………………………… 8

Mindset Alone Is Not Enough… You Must Take Action……….. 10

Unpacking Your Beliefs About Money…………………………………. 11

Changing Your Mind Is Instantaneous, but Retraining Your Brain May Take Time…………………………………………………………………………………. 11

Understanding the 4 Primary Money Beliefs……………………… 13

10 Bad Money Mindsets to Unpack……………………………………… 15

1 – You Are Uncomfortable about Money……………………………………. 15

2 – You Equate Money with Happiness…………………………………………. 15

3 – The Mere Thought of Spending Money Makes You Feel Guilty…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 15

4 – Credit Card Debt is Your Friend………………………………………………. 15

5 – You Spend Freely … too Freely…………………………………………………. 15

6 – You Constantly Worry about Money……………………………………….. 15

7 – You Believe Money is Scarce…………………………………………………….. 16

8 – You Think That “If Only I …”……………………………………………………… 16

9 – You Always Want More Than Someone Else………………………….. 16

10 – You Don’t Plan and Budget…………………………………………………….. 16

… Get Clear on Your Goals……………………………………………………. 17

7 Money Management Apps for a Successful Money Mindset……………………………………………………………………………………………… 18

How to Believe in Your Own Worth and Change Your Perception of What’s Possible.. 19

10 Ways to Manifest More Money Into Your Life………………… 22

 

Sample Content for the Money Mindset Premium PLR Ebook:

Introduction

What is your relationship with money? Does the mere thought of sitting down at the end of the month to balance your budget and checkbook cause you a lot of anxiety? Maybe you feel like you will have to work until the day you die because you live a paycheck to paycheck existence.

You may suffer from a poverty mindset.

This is a situation where people just can’t seem to hold onto money. Even if they find themselves in a financially secure and prosperous situation, they spend more than they have. These people often blame others for their reality.

They see their poor money management as a byproduct of other people’s decisions or actions. This creates a subconscious excuse or reason for never being able to sustain a financially secure reality. A person with a poverty mindset tells himself that it doesn’t matter what he does, no matter how hard he tries, the world is out to get him financially.

When you think this way, you are subconsciously programming yourself for financial failure instead of success.

Fortunately, people can change.

You probably know at least one person that has made some incredible change in his or her life. In many cases, that person’s friends and family members were surprised by the positive change that took place. This is actually pretty common. People kick alcohol and smoking and gambling addictions all the time by doing one very simple thing…

… they change their mind.

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Money Mindset Checklist :

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5 Emails/ Blog Posts:

Topic: Signs That You Have A Poor Money Mindset

Email #1 – Welcome to Money Mindset

Email #2 – Having a poor money mindset might not be your fault

Email #3 – Keeping up with the Joneses syndrome

Email #4 – Goal setting and the rich money mindset

Email #5 – Income limiting

Money Mindset PLR Emails Total Word Count: 2105 Words

 

Money Mindset Email Content Sample:

Email #1 – Welcome to Money Mindset

Hello and welcome to our ecourse on Money Mindset. This is an interesting topic and some of the things noted in this series may be an eye-opener for you and make you think twice about your own money mindset. Hang on, it could be a rough ride! Over the course of the next 4 lessons, we will cover:

• Having a poor money mindset might not be your fault
• Keeping up with the Joneses syndrome
• Goal setting and the rich money mindset
• Income limiting

Of course, before we can start talking about if you have a poor money mindset or not, we must first define it, so everyone is on the same sheet of music. In a nutshell, having a poor money mindset means you have an unhealthy relationship with money.

For example, a person with a rich mindset has a goal to increase their monetary resources, so they can use it to further advance themselves, or their business, or pass it onto the next generation, etc. A person with a poor money mindset however sees a surplus of money as an opportunity to buy things that don’t help improve themselves or others, their business, or to  provide for the next generation. Which one is your money mindset?

If you notice, both types of mindsets see the surplus as an opportunity, however, it is the manner in which they use that surplus is what sets them apart.

People with a rich money mindset value the process or the challenge to get where they are today. The money to them is secondary, but they earned every penny they have. People with a poor money mindset want the money, but don’t want to do the work to get it. To them, the money is the reward and not the process to get it.

Case in point. The lottery is big in America and you see people with a poor money mindset buying lottery tickets all the time, hoping to hit it big – easy money if you will. While some do, this is just one example of many of people trying to get rich without the work.

Do people with a rich money mindset buy lottery tickets? Not very often, if at all. Why? There is no challenge in doing so as the reason if they win or not is not within their control.

That wraps it up for this first lesson. In the next lesson, we will talk about why you may have a poor money mindset. It most likely is not why you think. You are going to want to read that one!

 

High Quality Money Mindset PLR Articles:

5 Tips for Manifesting More Money – 398 words

How Gratitude Can Help You Make More Money – 394 words

How the Way You Think About Money Affects How Much You Earn – 388 words

What is a Poverty Mindset? – 397 words

What is Money Mindset? – 398 words

 

Money Mindset PLR Article Sample:

5 Tips for Manifesting More Money

If you want to start manifesting more money, there are things you can do to help with this. Some people are naturally better at manifesting money and manages their finances, while others need to put in a little extra effort. Here are some tips for manifesting more money.

1. Manage your money well

When you manage your money well, you generally end up with more of it. Managing your finances starts with good budgeting, being conscious of the risk of overspending, and making decisions on whether or not to buy something. In order to help manage your money well, you can download apps or tools which help you to input your expenditure and income. With apps, you can turn on notifications so that you never forget the need to track and budget your spending.

1. Give your money space

Putting your money somewhere sensible and giving it the space it needs can help you to manifest more money. Start by opening a bank account which offers the benefits you want and gives you a decent rate of interest. Buy yourself a nice wallet and ensure you have enough space for any cash that you carry around with you.

1. Make good financial decisions

When it comes to getting a mortgage, taking out a loan, buying a new car or taking a new job, there are always financial implications to consider. A new job could mean extra money if you’re getting a promotion, but if you’re choosing something enjoyable over a high salary, this will have a different impact. By taking the time to consider the different factors with jobs, financial products and services, you will be well on your way to manifesting more money.

1. Talk to rich people

Ask people how they got to have the money they have, and what they found were the challenges. They are likely to have some extra tips that they won’t mind sharing with you. You can also use online resources and websites to find the testimonials and autobiographies of those who went from rags to riches, or even those who went from riches to…more riches!

1. Respect money

Respecting your money includes not wasting it and using it to make the right decisions. Money can be a problem, but money also has incredible benefits and can make or break people’s lives. Acknowledge its importance, and treat it like your friend.

 

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Social Media Posts and Images:

 

5 Shareable Social Media Graphics (PLR)

 

15 Social Media Posts with hashtags (for sharing on Twitter or Facebook)

 

9 Royalty Free Images

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10 Money and Relationships PLR Articles and Tweets

Money and Relationships Articles Titles:

1.10 Reasons Why Couples Fight Over Money – 705 Words

2.Understanding Child Support Laws – 867 Words

3.Credit Card Debt and Your Relationship – 498 Words

4.Gambling and Addictions – 566 Words

5.How To Budget Without Fighting – 639 Words

6.Money Do’s And Don’ts In A Relationship – 1051 Words

7.Pros And Cons Of Having A Joint Bank Account – 520 Words

8.When It’s Time To Get Advice From An Expert – 684 Words

9.When She Earns More Than He Does – 462 Words

10.Why Every Couple Should Talk About Money – 544 Words

Includes 10 Tweets for Social Posting.

These Money and Relationships PLR articles are available in Word Doc format and includes a PLR license.

 

Money and Relationships PLR Article Sample:

Credit Card Debt & Your Relationship

When you consider credit card debt and its effect on a marriage, which is especially worse when only one person in the relationship has created credit card debt, it’s important to understand how this affects both of your futures truly. Even if you’re equally responsible, credit card debt can be very stressful on marriage and all relationships.

First, you need to understand the situation. Look at it realistically and determine what you’re going to do from now and into the future. If you and your spouse have a serious goal, you can make it through this.

• Add Up All Consumer Debt – Before you can tackle credit card debt, you have to be realistic about it. Start with adding it all up and getting it in a spreadsheet so that you can really and truly know what you’re doing with.
• Consider Legal Responsibility – Even if you’re equally responsible for creating the debt each state has their own rules about who is responsible if one of you should die or if you get a divorce. This is an important consideration moving forward. No one wants to leave their family crippled with debt.
• Keep Communicating – It can be hard, especially if one party feels guiltier (or angry) than the other party in the relationship, but if you want to get through this it’s important that you keep commutating about it in a non-accusatory manner.
• Seek Counseling – One way to ensure that you come through this whole is to find someone who specializes in consumer debt and marriage counseling to work with. This may be a counselor, but it may also be a relationship and money coach as well. Either way, you both need to be on board to work together on this.
• Be Realistic – Dealing with credit card debt is not going to be fixed overnight. The best way to go about it is to work toward paying it down each month and not using the credit cards. You’re better off paying them off than saving money because of the high interest. People who work toward paying them down each month tend to avoid making the same mistake again, as opposed to people who get a loan to pay them off.
• Think About the Future – Credit is something that can make or break your future. Is that $2000 bed worth it even if there is no interest for the first 12 months? You must be realistic about what your budget can afford regarding If you can’t pay off the debt in six months to a year, it’s probably too much.

The best way to deal with credit card debt is not to take it on without serious thought about how it affects your budget. Make a rule when you buy something on credit that you must pay it off by a certain time to avoid high-interest charges. Try not to use more than 20 to 30 percent of your available credit at a time.

 

10 Money Management PLR Articles and Tweets

Money Management Articles Titles:

1.12 Great Jobs for Retirees – 710 Words

2.Eight Tips on How to Sell Things You No Longer Need – 539 Words

3.Holiday Tips for the Money-Savvy Retiree – 449 Words

4.How to Set a Budget – 593 Words

5.Investment Tips for Retirees – 531 Words

6.Making the Most of Your Health Insurance – 633 Words

7.Nine Everyday Discounts You Don’t Want to Miss Out On – 495 Words

8.Tips on Being Tax Efficient with Your Savings – 461 Words

9.Ways to Make Money from Your Property – 492 Words

10.Where to Get the Best Financial Advice – 474 Words

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These Money Management PLR articles are available in .TXT format and includes a PLR license.

 

Money Management PLR Article Sample:

12 Great Jobs for Retirees

If you’re a retiree looking for another job to help shore up your bank accounts or buy something extra, or just to be around people, these options might work for you. Remember that you can change your entire direction if you want to, or you can leverage what you learned working and become a consultant. These twelve great jobs for retirees will make you want to get started now.

1. Photographer – You can become a photographer in a few ways. Many companies that need someone to take school pictures offer equipment and training for people. But you can learn to become an adequate photographer on your own today by taking a class through LinkedIn Learning, Udemy.com, or even locally.
2. Temp Event Staff – In your local area, there are probably events that need people to handle a lot of set-up, teardown, and organization such as parking. You can sign up for these types of jobs through various temp agencies in your town or go directly to the venue that puts on the events to ask.
3. Substitute Teaching – Even if you have never taught or have a degree, in some locations you can become a substitute teacher. They make from $50 and up per day and are in high demand. A good sub can work full time in a large district.
4. Child Care Provider – Another way to be around kids and make some money in a job for retirees is to work at a daycare center or start your own daycare in your home. If you work at a center, you’re likely to make minimum wage, but you can often arrange to work only a couple days a week in the room you want to work in, such as the infant room.
5. Freelancer – Another way to work is to become a freelancer. You can work online as a virtual assistant, content writer, graphic designer, and other positions as a freelance contractor for a variety of business types.
6. Drivers and Delivery Drivers – Rideshares and personalized delivery are very popular right now. They give you an excellent opportunity to make money in your retirement, working only on the days you want to work. Sign up with Instacart.com, Uber.com, Lyft.com, and others to find out more.
7. Life Coach / Consultant – There is a massive opportunity for you to use the experience you already have to help others. You can become a business consultant if you have that experience, or you can become a life coach assisting others in succeeding at something you did.
8. Pet Sitter and House Sitter – Do you love pets, and you want to choose your own hours? You can start this as a side business if you want flexibility. You can also find plenty of jobs run by others who need help and make about $18 to $20 an hour.
9. Author / Writer / Blogger – If you’ve ever dreamed of becoming a writer, there is more opportunity than ever today. You can write your book and publish it on Amazon. Their Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing is free. You can publish straight to Kindle, and with just a little bit more work Amazon will also publish your books in print. You can also write for the internet as a blogger or for clients who need website content.
10. ESL Teacher – Companies like VIPKid.com allow those with teaching experience of any kind to sign up and teach English to children all over the world. Teachers make about 20 dollars per hour. You do need a college degree.
11. Real Estate Sales / Property Management – There are many opportunities in real estate, from sales to property management. You can even manage other people’s rentals; it’s up to you what you want to do.
12. Insurance Sales – It’s relatively easy to get a license to sell life insurance and liability insurance. Plus, it pays residuals. Many retirees like getting involved in this second career, which is very helpful for building a better portfolio.

These great jobs for retirees are fantastic opportunities that you may not have considered. Before you run out and get a job, consider the lifestyle you want to live first. It’ll help you make a good decision about the job.

 

91 Easy Ways to Save Money This Year PLR Report – 7396 words

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Easy Ways to Save Money This Year PLR Report Sample Content:

Introduction

Ask anyone what they’d like to have more of in life and you’ll hear one of two answers – time and money.

Interestingly enough both are intimately linked. After all, we spend much of our lives working in pursuit of money. If we had more money, maybe we wouldn’t have to work as hard. We’d have more free time.

With proven tips and strategies you can save more money.

What this means is not only will you achieve the financial freedom you’re seeking but you’ll also likely earn yourself a bit more down time.

Take this example, if you could save $2000 annually you might be able to take a longer vacation, right?

You might be able to save more for retirement and retire early.

You might also be able to let go of that second job and spend more time with your loved ones and enjoying your life.

The good news is that it is possible on any budget or income to save a bit of money. In fact, many people find that when the cut back in a few key areas not only do they save money but their quality of life improves too.

Now before you can begin to save money it’s important to know a few key factors:

1. How much money do you have to start with? Or – what’s your income?
2. What are your expenses? Or – How much do you spend each day, week and month?
3. Finally, what are your saving goals? What do you want to save money for and how much do you want to save?

Once you know the answers to those questions it’s much easier to take action to achieve a workable, realistic and simple savings strategy.

 

Money Management for Millennials PLR Report – 4810 words

Report: Money Management for Millennials

• Money Challenges Millennials Face
• Create a Budget the Easy Way
• Use Automation and Technology
• Simple Savings and Investing Tips
• Money Mistakes to Avoid

This report is available in Word format and includes a PLR license.

 

Money Management for Millennials PLR Report Sample Content:

When it comes to learning about money management, millennials are forging their own way for good reasons – the main one being that things are totally different now than they used to be. The fact is, millennials face completely different financial issues than the generations before them.

Millennials are defined as the individuals born between 1981 and 1997, and are also known as Generation Y. This generation is the largest generation. They are very diverse, as only about 40 percent of them identify as non-Hispanic whites. They are more likely to get married later in life, and they like to live in metropolitan areas rather than in rural areas. Additionally, they’re not as drawn to materialistic trappings as their older counterparts. However, that may be due to the money challenges that they face.

Money Challenges Millennials Face

Gen Y faces hard realities when it comes to student debt, low wages, high rents, and the high cost of health insurance and health care today. Thankfully, even with these challenges, millennials overall like managing their personal finances and are confident about their ability to do so, even with the frustrations mentioned.

Statistically, millennials are saving more for retirement than past generations. They have learned from watching their parents burn through their own retirement savings during the Great Recession. In fact, according to the TransAmerica Center for Retirement Studies, 70 percent of millennials started saving for retirement around the age of 22.

 

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