Changing your Mindset and Improving your Relationship with Money with Leisa Peterson

<p>You can achieve anything you want if you fix your internal programming. Many of us stand in the way of our success by holding on to our past experiences. The fact is, we can become anything we want if we change our mindset and get over our past.</p> <p>Meet Leisa Peterson. She is a business strategist and money coach. She recently published a book with St. Martin's Press called the Mindful Millionaire. The book contains Chronicles of her journey and teaches people how to improve their relationship with money.</p> <p>In this episode, Leisa and I will discuss changing your mindset and improving your relationship with money. Also, Leisa will be sharing her entrepreneurship journey.</p> <p>The Mindful Millionaire</p> <p>Leisa's book is for two audiences, someone like her, who has focused a lot on money and then reached a point in time where they're like, is that all there is, or I still worry about money no matter how much they have.  The other audience is people who have just never been able to figure it out with money like they're always struggling. They're still getting into debt.  The steps in this book have been tested in different parts of the world. In her book, Leisa shares actionable steps that you can take to improve your relationship with money.</p> <p>Mindset</p> <p>Your mindset is a strong tool. It determines how far you can go in life. Unfortunately, many of us live by the outside circumstances instead of living inside out. That said, it is important to be aware that sometimes we reach places in our mindset where we get to a ceiling, and we can't go any further without a considerable breakthrough, like seeing the whole world through a different set of glasses.</p> <p>Instant Gratification</p> <p>In life, things take time, and we live in a world where instant gratification is the in thing. We want success on every project. The truth of entrepreneurship is, you're going to have 80% of your projects not hit the mark, and 20% will be successful. If we are too short term in our thought process of