During our childhood, we have adopted the attitude of our parents toward wealth. We have heard their words. We have observed their behavior. The vast majority of people have retained negative associations with this matter. T. Harv Eker introduces a special concept for this set of transmitted ideas and attitudes towards wealth – a financial blueprint. In other words - a printout of all your thoughts and feelings regarding money.

We are born with a printout resembling a white sheet of paper. And then, based on the experience we gain, the printout gradually gets filled with information. This information is not always true. It is simply our interpretation of what we have experienced. And even though this information is quite subjective, it becomes the only truth we know.