Financial therapists have identified that our beliefs about money, referred to as 'money scripts,' are largely influenced by our early life experiences and the financial behaviors of our parents.
People who exhibit money avoidance tend to view money negatively; common beliefs include that 'money is a source of evil,' leading to behaviors such as ignoring financial management.
Just as psychologists categorize individuals by personality traits, we can categorize them by their attitudes towards money, helping to understand and predict financial behaviors.
Investing in self-awareness about our money scripts can guide us towards healthier financial behaviors and decision-making, as understanding these scripts is crucial in the journey to financial well-being.
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