Are you a high earner not feeling financially free? 

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Which Disney character would you trade places with?

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    Jasmine: She lives in luxury even if financed by daddy or credit cards.
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    Cinderella: She doesn't know how to escape until a fairy godmother saves her.
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    Alladin: he hustles, sweats & does whatever needed to reach his dreams.
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    Mulan: She saves others even if it means putting herself at  risk.
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    Olaf: He lives in the moment & things just work out for him.
• 2.
  Which statement do you agree with the most?

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    Money makes me feel powerful & successful
  • B.
    Money intimidates me
  • C.
    Money makes me feel safe & secure
  • D.
    Money allows me to enjoy today. Besides, you can't take money with you
  • E.
    Spending money on others makes me happy
• 3.
  Which of the following money affirmations would you tape to your fridge?

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    “I am decisive  and take action with my finances"
  • B.
    “I am successful. I am worthy. I am enough"
  • C.
    “I am open to receiving appreciation and love"
  • D.
    “I am safe and protected. All will work in my favor"
• 4.
  Which statement about money do you agree with the most? Money is...

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    ...a measure of success
  • B.
    ...confusing to me
  • C.
    ...should be spent; a way to experience life NOW
  • D.
    ...should be used to help others
  • E.
    ...saved, it's a way to create future experiences (even if I have to sacrifice now)
• 5.
  You meet up with friends to grab drinks. The bill comes, what happens next? 

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    I offer to pay the full bill
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    I make sure I'm only paying what I consume. Gotta save my cheese ya know?
  • C.
    Dealing with $$ makes me uncomfortable, so I wait for someone to run the numbers & tell me my half.
  • D.
    The party's not over. Who wants another drink on me?
• 6.
  What's the bigger WHY behind your money? 

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    Show people I care about them
  • B.
    To portray who I am and how far I’ve come
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    Plan for the future
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    Just to pay the bills-I don't pay much mind to it
  • E.
    Enjoy life
• 7.
  Describe your money-spending habits

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    Most of my $$ goes to keeping up with my lifestyle
  • B.
    I tend to spend more on others
  • C.
    I'm not really sure what’s going on in my finances
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    I'm in good shape. I've saved for the future
  • E.
    I spend on what I want and at times forget about saving
• 8.
  What feeling does money give you?

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    I feel confident and important
  • B.
    I feel safe
  • C.
    I feel alive
  • D.
    I feel needed
  • E.
    I feel overwhelmed
• 9.
  You just got $100,000 dollars, what will you do with it?

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    Spend it on my family or friends
  • B.
    Get some new clothes and maybe a new car
  • C.
    Pay my debt and then ask someone wtf to do with the rest
  • D.
    Invest or save it - I wanna turn this into more!
  • E.
    It's travel time! Let's live it up cuz LIFE IS NOW
• 10.
  If we looked at your past, what would we see?

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    I came from a low-income family and promised myself never to live like that again
  • B.
    I wasn’t accepted & loved the way I wanted to be
  • C.
    I was made to believe I wasn't powerful enough
  • D.
    I wish I could've done more to help the people I loved
  • E.
    I dealt with loss and that gave me a different view of life

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  What Money$ Means To YOU: Power 

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  You're A Big Baller!You have good taste and enjoy the finer things in life. You come across as having it together, give off successful vibes and people admire you - at times, they may even envy you because they want to be like you. Your lifestyle can be a source of motivation for others. Big ballers often embody what it means to strive for and achieve success and have fine tastes in life. What you (might) Be Doing Wrong...However, because you tend to believe that money is power, you use it as a status symbol rather than a tool. Neuroscience research suggests that the pursuit of wealth for status can activate reward centers in the brain, similar to other forms of addiction. Consequently, you might find yourself using money as a means of boosting self-esteem, rather than as a practical tool.This can lure you into flaunting money you don't have and increasing your debt, just to keep up the appearance. How your money personality affects your future: Your route to financial freedom is longer than average, you take on anxiety from keeping a facade, and it can cause financial arguments or resentment with your partner. The good news is, YOU can change this! How To Grow Financially Using Your Strengths.Become aware of what you spend on and what emotion it’s bringing you.One way to do this is before impulsively buying, ask yourself “What will this make me feel? How long will this emotion last?”.Hold off for a couple of weeks and see if the urge to buy that is still there...because if the feeling isn’t there then it was a waste of time and money.Begin looking for other ways to increase self-esteem and feelings of pride: volunteer, do something nice for someone (without using money),delve into your purpose of gaining all the power you could need.Does your spending match your value system? No bullsh*t, no Xtra costs - just free mindset content from a licensed financial advisor with over 20 years of experience so you can build your wealthDon't worry...I've seen it all. But who am I? Hey, I’m Joyce Rojas!Did you know that over 90% of your decision making is controlled by your subconscious?So if you're making 6 figures but still feel like you're living paycheck to paycheck - it's time for your money mindset upgrade. Begin breaking old money patterns so you can build the life you deserve. Check your email for info on how to leverage YOUR money personality to towards building wealth now!*Hidden minds. Harvard Business Review. (2014, August 1)
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  What $$ Means To You: Vulnerability

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  You're An Innocent Bystander!People are attracted to your vulnerability and want to swoop in to help you. You tend to be flexible and adaptable when it comes to financial matters. You’re also usually comfortable admitting your money issues, so ego doesn't get in the way of asking for help. Innocent bystanders also tend to have high emotional intelligence, and tend to value experiences and relationships over wealth accumulation. What You (Might) Be Doing Wrong Your approach to finances, however, leans towards avoidance, which psychological research has shown can lead to a negative association between money and stress, keeping you in a cycle of passivity. You may have trouble trusting yourself with money moves. You tend to rely on others for financial decision-making but this takes away your power to create. This passive stance can result in financial losses and missed opportunities due to lack of action or poor management. A study in Behavioral Economics suggests that individuals who avoid making active financial decisions often lose out on potential gains. You lose your power to create in your world because someone else is deciding for you. It can cause financial arguments or resentment with your partner. The good news is YOU can change this!How To GrowTake 1 task at a time. A small task like setting aside $10/week can give you confidence in yourself.STOP asking people (who have their own problems) for help or what to do.If you're constantly questioning yourself and dependent on the opinions of others, you will never grow confidence in your own intuition or decision making.The next time you feel unsure, do research, or ask a professional for facts. Life is about implementation, depending on friends and family takes away your right to do that.Whether it's a financial advisor or taking finances into your own hands, find someone to hold you accountable every step of the way.Spending money should make you feel smart, and reflect choices that you feel are bringing you closer to that life of freedom you know you deserve.If you don't feel sure of your choices with money, how are you really going to be sure of your decision making outside of money?Would you rather be held accountable by someone else, and have it all figured out in a year, or continue to depend on the opinion of others for the rest of your life?Discover and rewire what subconscious beliefs have you avoiding money- or feeling uncomfortable with it by working with an advisor who's experienced in money mindset.No bullsh*t, no Xtra costs - just free mindset content from a licensed financial advisor with over 20 years of experience so you can build your wealthDon't worry...I've seen it all. But who am I? Hey, I’m Joyce Rojas!Did you know that over 90% of your decision making is controlled by your subconscious?*So if you're making 6 figures but still feel like you're living paycheck to paycheck - it's time for your money mindset upgrade.We've emailed you some secrets for your money personality! Begin building the life you deserve. Break old money patterns that are sabotaging your future and let's begin creating a healthy generational legacy for your children.Check your email for info on how to leverage YOUR money personality to towards building wealth now!*Hidden minds. Harvard Business Review. (2014, August 1)
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  What $$ Means To You: Security

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  You're A Super Saver!What's great about your money personality is that you’re responsible, you think and plan for the future, and you're an amazing provider for your family. You have your sh*t together and many people admire you and ask you for financial advice. Out of all the money personalities, YOU are the most likely to be a millionaire the fastest. Your discipline is crucial for long-term financial stability and achieving significant financial milestones, such as purchasing a home or securing a comfortable retirementWhat You (Might) Be Doing Wrong...You tend to deny yourself the quality of life you deserve. Because you might believe that tomorrow's security is worth the today's struggle, you deny yourself the experience of pleasure in the present moment. Even though you may be saving more than enough, you never feel like it's enough. How your money personality negatively affects you: It can lead to anxiety around money because money is your security blanket. This approach to finance can sometimes lead to anxiety, as your security is heavily tied to monetary savings. A study by the American Psychological Association reveals that individuals who overly fixate on saving often experience heightened financial anxiety. Furthermore, this future-focused mindset might prevent you from fully enjoying the present, potentially straining relationshipsYou can have trouble enjoying life fully in the present moment since your head is mostly in the future. It may also cause financial arguments and resentment in your relationships. But the good news is YOU can change this! How To Grow Financially Using Your StrengthsSchedule a savings plan and budget for ‘cushion money’ and ‘fun money’Why fun money? Sticking to your goals while creating a healthy relationship with money means balance.Balance does not exist with extreme behavior around money, even if it's saving.Make a list of what experiences you want out of life – this is what your money is here for.When you feel anxiety or fear, ask yourself “What’s the worst case scenario? Is this realistic or is it over exaggerated (catastrophization)?”Discover what subconscious beliefs and mindset patterns are making you feel unsafe by working with an expert that is experienced in money mindset. No bullsh*t, no Xtra costs - just free mindset content from a licensed financial advisor with over 20 years of experience so you can build your wealthDon't worry...I've seen it all. But who am I? Hey, I’m Joyce Rojas!Did you know that over 90% of your decision making is controlled by your subconscious?*So if you're making 6 figures but still feel like you're living paycheck to paycheck - it's time for your money mindset upgrade.We've emailed you some secrets for your money personality! Begin building the life you deserve. Break old money patterns that are sabotaging your future and let's begin creating a healthy generational legacy for your children.Check your email for info on how to leverage YOUR money personality to towards building wealth now!*Hidden minds. Harvard Business Review. (2014, August 1)
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  What $$ Means To You: Freedom

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  You're A Life Enthusiast!The cool thing about your money personality is that you live in the moment and are free-spirited. You're always up for a new adventure and love to explore. You're fun and people like being around you because they feel free.You want to live life to its fullest because tomorrow isn’t promised, so you spend now and tend to be generous with friends and family as well.As a life enthusiast, your ability to think on your feet and adapt quickly often makes you a creative problem solver. This trait can be particularly beneficial in personal and professional settings.What You (Might) Be Doing WrongBeing a slave to your impulses means you're likely not saving much, so when your bills come around you might feel some anxiety or worry.According to a survey by the American Psychological Association, individuals who struggle with impulsive spending often experience higher levels of financial anxiety.Without a budget or savings plan, you may find yourself in debt or constantly playing catch-up. This lack of financial planning can impede the long-term goals you aspire to achieve, affecting both your career and personal relationships.How your money personality can work against you: It can lead to anxiety around money when reality kicks in. You sacrifice true financial freedom in the future for temporary freedom in the present. It may also cause financial arguments and resentment in your relationships. But the good news is YOU can change this!How To Work Towards Growing Financially Using Your StrengthsBecome aware of when you’re acting on impulse whether financially or any other area of your life, understand what experiences bring that action.Is it out with friends? Around your partner? Traveling? After a stressful day at work?Make a list of things that are pleasurable to you yet don't cost anything, such as taking a walk, meditation, listening to music, dance.Do 1 of these things a day.Impulsive decisions create a lack of trust within your own mind and boy, and lead to more indecisiveness.Taking more time to reflect on when you make these decisions will show you how to control and pivot them to focus on what you're trying to shy your mind away from.Discover and change your subconscious beliefs about the world and money by working with a money mindset expert.No bullsh*t, no Xtra costs - just free mindset content from a licensed financial advisor with over 20 years of experience so you can build your wealthDon't worry...I've seen it all. But who am I?Hey, I’m Joyce Rojas!Did you know that over 90% of your decision making is controlled by your subconscious?*So if you're making 6 figures but still feel like you're living paycheck to paycheck - it's time for your money mindset upgrade.We've emailed you some secrets for your money personality! Begin building the life you deserve. Break old money patterns that are sabotaging your future and let's begin creating a healthy generational legacy for your children.Check your email for info on how to leverage YOUR money personality to towards building wealth now!*Hidden minds. Harvard Business Review. (2014, August 1)
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  What $$ Means To You: Contribution

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  You're A Super Hero!The cool thing about you is that you are generous, good-hearted, and put others before you. You want to contribute, feel useful and genuinely want to help others.This generous trait is admirable and rare, with a survey by the National Endowment for Financial Education finding that only 36% of Americans feel very confident in their ability to help others financially!People like having you around because they feel cared for and safe. You're likely a solid provider to your family and put their needs before yours.What You (Might) Be Doing Wrong...You tend to create a cycle of inter-dependency where the receiver depends on you for their needs, and in turn, you depend on them for approval and appreciationYou feel fulfilled if you are the provider but if that's taken away, you don't know how else to contribute. Your superhero personality increases your debt and lessens your saving potential.How your money personality can work against you: It can lead to resentment in your relationships if your acts of generosity aren’t reciprocated to your expectations by your partner or family.You disempower your loved ones from learning how to take care of themselves because they rely on you to always come to the rescue.But the good news is YOU can change this!How To Grow Pay attention to who is depending on you for finances and begin teaching them how to fend for themselves.Your dependents will benefit more from learning to help themselves than from having it done for them.Begin seeing your time, energy, and love as resources too.They are worth more than money and you can give that in lieu of financial help or gift.Learn how to work with your money personality towards building wealth and freedom by working with a money mindset expert.No bullsh*t, no Xtra costs - just free mindset content from a licensed financial advisor with over 20 years of experience so you can build your wealthDon't worry...I've seen it all. But who am I?Hey, I’m Joyce Rojas!Did you know that over 90% of your decision making is controlled by your subconscious?*So if you're making 6 figures but still feel like you're living paycheck to paycheck - it's time for your money mindset upgrade.We've emailed you some secrets for your money personality! Begin building the life you deserve. Break old money patterns that are sabotaging your future and let's begin creating a healthy generational legacy for your children.Check your email for info on how to leverage YOUR money personality to towards building wealth now!*Hidden minds. Harvard Business Review. (2014, August 1)