Step # 1: The Correct Attitude

Which of the following statements is a good rule to go by when grocery shopping?

A. Always buy things on sale.
B. Buy larger packages to save money on the product.
C. Both A and B.
D. Neither A or B.

Answer: D

You should only buy items on sale if you need them, not because they are on sale. Manufactures know that people assume a bigger package means a better deal, so they make their packaging bigger. You need to compare units or price per weight, not package size.

Get rid of self-defeating shopping savings thoughts, believe that you will save, and you will have mastered the first step necessary to overcome your struggles with saving at the grocery store. What is true about you in your mind, you will live.

Remember, your “personal truth.” You hold powerful beliefs about these influence and ourselves, good or bad, and affect how we approach our life. You don’t have to look far to find negative examples of “personal truths” that can jump out and ambush our home grocery savings program. You start this program or try that program. However, our “personal truth” is that of a failure and why wouldn’t it be?

Every success or failure flows from your self-determined “personal truth.” No matter what it is, that is how you go into the world. What you believe about yourselves, how you treat your own truth, leads and directs your hard work.

There are events that go on inside you – inner issues that include the things you tell yourself, the things you believe, and the inner chat that shapes your activities. Unless you get rid of your self-defeating belief, they will actually gain thrust, becoming more totally stuck in the routine patterns of your life and more steadfast to change. Before you rid our self of these beliefs, you must spot and admit them.

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