This post is all about these 36 killer money journal prompts to heal your relationship with money.

Money is an important part of our lives and it’s essential to have a healthy relationship with it to be financially successful.

But how can we build a healthy relationship with money? First of all, we need to heal our financial relationship. And there are actually a couple of ways in which you can do this, one of them being journaling.

Using money journal prompts can be a great way to improve your money mindset, break limiting beliefs and develop an abundance mindset. 

Through journaling, you can explore your current beliefs about money, your fears, identify any negative patterns or thoughts that are holding you back, and develop positive affirmations to help you shift your perspective.

In this article I´ll share with you 36 simple yet powerful money journal prompts, you can use to start to change the way you think about money and open yourself up to new possibilities to become financially independent.

Let’s begin!

It’s incredible the power our mind has. How it can hold and process a single, very simple memory that ends up having a huge influence on our life.

And this is actually how our mindset is created. Let me explain.

Our mind can be divided into two parts- our conscious mind and our subconscious.

When we are first born, our subconscious is “completely” empty. As we grow up it starts recording everything that happens to us- kind of like a computer.

Except that these “recordings” create a series of beliefs that determine our personality, thoughts, mindset, and ultimately our actions.

Because our most influential beliefs (both empowering and limiting) are recorded at such a young age (between the ages of 1-15), it is highly influenced by things like our environment, upbringing, and our parents between other things

Related: The ultimate about limiting beliefs, what they are, and how you can overcome them.

You might be wondering why the hell am I telling you all this. Well, it’s because in order to create a new and healthy relationship with something (in this case money), you first need to heal yourself to be prepared for it. 

And yes that includes facing your fears, uncovering not-so-pretty things like limiting beliefs and traumas, and most importantly forgiving yourself.

You might find it difficult to answer these questions since money is very much treated as a taboo subject in today’s society.

But if you are serious about healing your relationship with money and putting past you your money-limiting beliefs it’s important to keep your mind open.

Dig deep in yourself, be honest, and don’t be afraid to be vulnerable. After all these questions (and their answers) are for your eyes only.

Having said that don’t put too much pressure on yourself to answer all the prompts in this list. Start by answering a few ones. 

And as you start to feel more comfortable with your money relationship, continue answering the rest, digging deeper into your beliefs and values.

These journal prompts are meant to help you identify and discover your money-limiting beliefs. Which is the first step you should take towards creating a mindset of abundance- one that attracts money and wealth- and leave your scarcity mindset behind along with your fears.

LIMITING MONEY BELIEFS JOURNAL PROMPTS

1. What was your first memory of money?
2. Did you ever feel a financial burden at home while growing up?
3. What is your money personality? Are you a spender/saver/avoider?
4. How was your childhood growing up in regard to money?
5. What does “not having enough mean” mean to you?
6. What does ” enough money” mean to you?
7. Who is your role model, and whose life do you look up to? How do you think they handle money?
8. Do you think money is scarce? If yes, why?
9. What are your biggest fears when it comes to money?
10. What are some things you tell yourself about money daily, weekly, or monthly? Are these things always true? Do you find your thoughts and mood are majorly controlled by money?
11. How has your relationship with money been in the past 3 years?
12. Do you often get scared at the thought of what would happen if you run out of money?
13.  What do I think of people who have a lot of money? Do you think they are greedy and evil?
14.  Do you find making money difficult? If so why?
15.  Are you afraid every time you have to check your bank account? Do try to avoid doing this as much as possible?
16.  Do you keep track of your finances whether it be monthly, weekly, daily, or every quarter? Why or why not?
17.  What do my parents think about money? Remember what we said earlier about our parents having a huge impact on our limiting beliefs? The answer to this question will give you a lot of insight into your main money belief and their origin so that you can more easily overcome them.
18.  What would you do if you had as much money as you wanted?
19.  What is the true purpose of earning money for you?
20.  How do you talk about money with your friends and family? Is it in a positive or negative way?
21.  Do you always feel a sense of scarcity when it comes to money like you will never have enough?
22.  When you receive your salary or monthly income, do you feel grateful, sad that it´s not enough, stressed, or anxious?
23.  What is the best advice you have ever received about money? Has that advice changed your thoughts/actions toward it?
24.  What is the worst advice you have ever received about money? How has it influenced you?
25.  How do you feel whenever you spent money?
26.  Do you spend money on yourself? How do feel when you do it?
27.  Do you think becoming financially free requires hard work or smart work?
28.  How much do you spend actually learning about money?

Manifestation prompts

1.  Do you think money is abundant?
2.  How much money would you need to feel content with your life? Is there an end?
3.  How would you want your financial life to look like 10 years from now?
4.  Imagine $10,000 appearing in your bank account, how would you spend it? What is the first thing you would do with that money?
5.  What kind of relationship do you want to have with money?
6.  How would you live your life if money and wealth were abundant?
7. What would you tell your younger self about handling money?
8.  If I was financially free, I would no longer…

At the end of the day, money is one of the topics that no one wants to talk about, but that we have to deal with daily.

However, money has the power to be an incredible tool when used right. That’s why it’s so important to make sure we build a healthy financial relationship.

By sitting down with your thoughts and taking the time to write down how you feel about money you are able to uncover and understand your money blocks and beliefs in a totally new light.

One that will allow you to focus on your financial goals, feel comfortable managing your money, and live an abundant life.

Remember that you are worthy of even your deepest and wildest dreams!

Now I´d love to hear about you! Which money journal prompt made you reflect the most? Read ya´ in the comments!