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🎁 100 NEGATIVE BELIEFS ABOUT MONEY Get yours with details ➡️ https://t.me/ipsycom_ex/1239 In this video, Leonid Timoshenko examines why psychologists and helping professionals often know what to do to grow their practice, but fail to do so. The main reason is not a lack of tools, but rather limiting beliefs and value conflicts around money, recognition, security, freedom, morality, and relationships. In this video, you will learn: what beliefs prevent psychologists from attracting clients; why "being a good specialist" and "making a good living" are often perceived as conflicts; how the fear of visibility, criticism, wealth, or condemnation affects manifestation; what to do to gradually change these attitudes and grow in the profession. The video provides examples of typical beliefs: "A rich psychologist is not a real psychologist," "Money and soul don't go together," "If I show off, I'll be judged," "It's too late for me to change anything," "A good specialist doesn't need advertising." If you're a psychologist, coach, consultant, or simply a helping professional and feel you're hitting internal limitations, this video will help you look deeper into the problem and see where exactly the block is occurring and what to do about it. Subscribe to the channel to stay up to date with new analysis, and share in the comments which belief resonated with you the most. Website: https://psycommunity.ru Telegram: – Channel with psychological exercises: https://t.me/ipsycom_ex – Channel with psychological memes: https://t.me/ipsycom_mems VKontakte: https://vk.com/ipsycom Zen: https://dzen.ru/ipsycom #iampsychologist #psychology #howtobecomeapsychologist #psychologistbeliefs Timecodes 00:00 — Greetings and start of the meeting 01:00 — Why knowledge of tools doesn't translate into action 05:12 — What is belief and how is it related to values 05:24 — Examples of conflicts: money, honesty, morality, soul 10:05 — Why values ​​themselves don't conflict, but the rules around them do 10:25 — Four types of value conflicts according to psychologists 11:12 — Conflict: safety and Welfare 12:40 – Conflict between Security and Recognition 16:24 – Conflict between Freedom and Welfare 19:52 – Conflict between Freedom and Recognition 22:00 – Conflict between Morality and Welfare 25:25 – Conflict between Morality and Recognition 27:18 – Conflict between Relationships and Welfare 30:30 – Conflict between Relationships and Recognition 33:37 – Why "It's Too Late for Me" is a Common Limiting Belief 37:40 – Summary and What to Do with Such Beliefs