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Robert Gene Smith has posted a YouTube video:
Children learn money patterns through observation, not instruction. Buying secondhand. Negotiating deals. Reselling items. Searching for value. These behaviors can build creativity and resourcefulness. They can also build shame or fear, depending on the emotional meaning attached to the experience. In this video, Robert Gene explains how financial identity forms through memory, repetition, and emotional references. The same action can create different internal programs in different people. If you were raised in scarcity, you likely developed adaptive strategies. The question is whether those patterns still serve you. What did money represent in your home growing up? If you are ready to update old financial programs, join the March Workshop. https://linktr.ee/robertgenesmith (copy & paste this link into your browser)
