Dr. Duffy Spencer

Tune in to listen to Morgana being interviewed by Dr. Duffy Spencer on
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“Prosperity Coaching- Part 1″

• airs Wednesday, Aug. 26 at 3:30 PM

• and again Friday, Aug. 28 at 11:00 AM

• and again on Sunday, Aug. 30 at 9:30 AM

“Prosperity Coaching- Part 2″

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• and again Friday, Sept. 4 at 11:00 AM

• and again on Sunday, Sept. 6 at 9:30 AM

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Wow. The feedback from my money magnet call on Maestro Conference last week takes my breath away. People have been posting on Twitter, Facebook, The Coaches Forum, and sending me private emails. Here are two of my favorites. One writer had a fun
money-miracle story, and the other is feedback from another coach.

Clay Franklin on Twitter wrote, four days after the call: “Thank You Morgana. My July revenue is up 538% since your money magnet call. Incredible what 90 minutes can do to change your life.”

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Hey Alchemists–

I came across a fantastic article on the psychology of money. Our brains are WIRED to respond to money in a very specific way. It’s as if the moment the idea of money arises, our warm and fuzzy love feelings switch off, and we go into competition and self-sufficiency mode. Money makes us IRRATIONAL.

This has everything to do with the “Money vs. Love” problem I talk about with Financial Alchemy, and why the old affirmations and law of attraction tricks don’t go far enough. We have to literally re-wire your response–get you thinking about money from a different part of your brain!

In the meanwhile, this is fascinating:

Dough, wonga, greenbacks, cash. Just words, you might say, but they carry an eerie psychological force. Chew them over for a few moments, and you will become a different person. Simply thinking about words associated with money seems to makes us more self-reliant and less inclined to help others. And it gets weirder: just handling cash can take the sting out of social rejection and even diminish physical pain.

This is all the stranger when you consider what money is supposed to be. For economists, it is nothing more than a tool of exchange that makes economic life more efficient. Just as an axe allows us to chop down trees, money allows us to have markets that, traditional economists tell us, dispassionately set the price of anything from a loaf of bread to a painting by Picasso. Yet money stirs up more passion, stress and envy than any axe or hammer ever could. We just can’t seem to deal with it rationally… but why?

Read the rest of the article at New Scientist