Guías Prácticas 360 · English Edition · South Africa
An illustrated, 183-page guide combining Yuen-inspired clearing, psychological exercises, emotional reflection and observation of your habits. Explore how you feel about charging, receiving, spending and making decisions about money.
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GET MY GUIDEThe pattern you were never taught to notice
It may not be a lack of ability or simply bad luck. Personal habits, family messages and emotional responses can contribute to recurring patterns of scarcity, loss, self-sabotage or fear of earning more. Understanding them is one part of understanding your financial circumstances.
Does any of this sound familiar?
A practical place to begin
Do you plan to charge fairly, then lower your price? Do you shop to soothe a feeling, only to feel guilty afterwards? Work through specific situations: recognise the thought, attend to the emotion, practise clearing and choose an action you can bring into daily life.
Inside the guide
From practice to everyday life
Imagine preparing a quote and feeling an urge to lower your price before the client has replied. The guide approaches that situation in four ways:
The scientific approach applies to recording and reviewing your observations. Yuen-inspired practices are presented as personal intention work, without claiming scientifically established effectiveness.
Your practice programme
Adapt the pace to your circumstances and return to the worksheets when needed. The six weeks organise your practice; they are not a promise of financial results within that time.
Is it for you?
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For US$15, receive the complete guide: 183 pages, 14 chapters, clearing practices, reflection and emotional exercises, cases, worksheets and a six-week programme. Download it and return to the exercise you need when a difficult money situation arises.
Take the next step
Putting off reflection can leave familiar decisions, fears and spending habits unexamined. Begin with a clear, structured guide and choose one manageable action for your current circumstances.
Your questions answered
Begin with one situation
Get the guide and explore patterns that may influence how you receive, save, sell, charge and make financial decisions. Personal reflection can complement practical action and appropriate professional support.