Most People Open A Bank Statement The Way They Once Opened A Report Card
This page calls it the “Report Card”: the old feeling that every bill, statement and price is a grade on you as a person. Inner Game Of Wealth is the self-hypnosis track by Dr. Steve G. Jones that helps you meet those money moments calmly, from the inside out.
By Dr. Steve G. Jones, Ed.D.
Self-hypnosis MP3, about 38 minutes
An Envelope Can Sit Unopened For Weeks And Still Weigh On Every Day
Dr. Steve G. Jones, Ed.D. Licensed Clinical Hypnotherapist, practicing hypnotherapy and NLP since the 1980s.
Plenty of hard-working people earn a decent living and still feel uneasy whenever money comes up. The uneasy part tends to show up in small moments that last only a few seconds.
A letter from the bank arrives and the stomach tightens, so it goes in a drawer to be dealt with later. A long day ends with scrolling, and by bedtime something nobody planned to buy is on its way. Someone else’s new car or holiday turns up on a screen, with a quiet tug of envy. And when a partner says “we need to talk about money”, the subject gets changed.
The usual advice for this sounds like:
“Just make a budget and stick to it.”
“You need to earn more.”
“Stop buying things you don’t need.”
Each one assumes you’re ready to look at the numbers, and looking is the hard part.
When money keeps feeling hard, people tend to blame themselves:
Being “bad with numbers”
Having no self-control
Not being a “money person”
Leaving it too late to learn
Very often something sits underneath all of those. Somewhere along the way, money started to feel like a test, and every bill, statement and price became a grade on the person reading it.
This page calls it the “Report Card”. Think back to opening a report card at school, half afraid of what it might say. The Report Card brings that same feeling to adult money, so the envelope stays closed and the subject gets changed, because nobody enjoys being graded.
Willpower can’t do much against a feeling like that. A budget written on a good evening still has to be looked at the following week, and the Report Card is waiting there too.
What turns it around is something you already have, which this page calls your “Steady Place”: the calm, clear part of you that has handled money well before, perhaps saving up for something you wanted or paying off a bill. The track works with it in two ways:
It gives each money moment of an ordinary week one simple new response, from the letter on the mat to the reach for something you hadn’t planned to buy.
It goes quiet while you rehearse the hardest of those moments in deep relaxation, so the new response is ready when the real one comes.
Dr. Jones has been on the hard side of money himself, with $80,000 of credit card debt and collection agencies at his door. The way he turned that around started on the inside, which is exactly where this track begins.
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Now picture a week with your Steady Place in charge. A letter arrives, you take one slow breath, let your shoulders drop and open it the same day. You read the numbers with calm, curious eyes and decide on one next step. Once a week you make a cup of tea, put on some music you enjoy and spend a few minutes giving your money its jobs for the week ahead. When a friend’s holiday photos come up, you smile and think of a few things you’re glad you already have.
Left in place, the Report Card tends to dig in deeper:
1One unopened letter becomes a pile in the drawer.
2A treat after a hard day becomes the way hard days end.
3Other people’s cars and holidays start to feel like a lower grade for you.
4And money becomes the one subject that never gets talked about at home.
$80,000 Of Credit Card Debt, And Then The Eviction
Dr. Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist
Today Dr. Steve G. Jones is a licensed Clinical Hypnotherapist who coaches top Hollywood directors, sports stars and CEOs. His start in life was a hard one. He lost his mother at an early age and grew up with his father, who battled alcohol abuse.
Later, career detours and failed business ventures left him $80,000 in credit card debt, and financial institutions and collection agencies were beating down on his door. He held on as long as he could. After he was evicted from his own place he lived out of his office, and he was about to lose that as well.
His life did turn around, and the turn began on the inside. Three popular ideas about money keep a lot of people from ever starting there.
Three Popular Ideas About Money That Keep The Envelope Closed
You’ll hear all three from well-meaning friends and family, and each one hands the Report Card a little more power.
“I’m just bad with money.”
It sounds like an honest confession, and it works like a grade handed out in advance, so every bill that arrives seems to prove it. Yet almost everyone has handled money well at some point, perhaps by saving up for something and buying it with pride, or by paying off a debt.
What the track says instead
“Whenever you hear the old words, ‘I’m bad with money’, you replace them with new ones. You say, ‘I’m getting better with money every week.’”
Before that, the track asks you to remember one time you handled money well, and to notice how good it feels to know that you did it.
“Wanting money makes you a worse person.”
Many people grow up hearing that money is the root of all evil, and they carry a quiet guilt about wanting more of it. That guilt has a way of pushing money out of sight, which is exactly where the Report Card likes it.
The permission the track gives you
“It is okay to want money, and it is okay to have money. Money is simply a tool and an exchange of value. You give something useful, and you receive something in return.”
It also reminds you that you can have money and still be the kind and honest person you are today, and that your worth as a person is separate from the number in your bank account.
“If you don’t look, it can’t hurt you.”
This idea does the most damage, because it feels like relief. The letter in the drawer stops hurting for a day, while the worry about it spreads into every other day.
What researchers call the ostrich effect
In a study published in 2009, investors looked up their own accounts less often when they had reason to expect bad news. A 2012 study that set out to measure money worry found that avoiding financial information sits right at the heart of it.
The track gives you a different response for that moment: one slow breath, your shoulders down, and the letter opened that same day, followed by one next step.
Why A Bill Can Feel Like A Grade On You As A Person
Most money decisions happen in a handful of ordinary moments each week, and in each of them the Report Card tends to get there first.
The Report Card
The old habit of reading every bill, statement, price and money talk as a grade on you as a person, which makes looking away feel like the natural thing to do.
It shows up in the same few moments:
The letter or the banking message. A tight stomach, then the drawer, the closed app or “later”.
The end of a hard day. Low, tired, bored or lonely, with a treat nobody planned only one tap away.
Somebody else’s life on a screen. A new car, a bigger house or a holiday, and suddenly your own life feels like a lower grade.
The price or the money talk. A tense jaw, “I’m bad with money”, and a quick change of subject.
What a study of “retail therapy” found
In a study published in 2011, people in a bad mood were more likely to buy themselves treats they hadn’t planned, as a way of lifting how they felt.
Meet Each Money Moment From Your Steady Place
Your Steady Place
The calm, clear part of you that has handled money well before. One slow breath brings you back to it, and from there every money choice is yours to make.
In place of a grade, each money moment gets its own small step on the track:
The letter: one slow breath, shoulders down, opened the same day, with one next step chosen.
The urge to buy: name the feeling quietly to yourself, then ask, “What would really help me right now?”
Other people’s lives: a smile, a return to your own mountain at your own pace, and three things you already have and are glad of.
The price that makes you tense: “Is this what I want my money to do?”
Each step is small enough for a hard week, and the track rehearses the two hardest with you while you’re deeply relaxed.
Picture A Letter From Your Bank And Notice What Turns Up
It takes seven seconds, and it shows you how loudly your own Report Card speaks.
Picture a letter from your bank lying on the table in front of you, still unopened. Press start, and for seven seconds imagine reaching out to open it.
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What turned up? Tap anything you noticed:
Whatever turns up says nothing about you or your money. It’s only a game.
The Report Card gets its grading scale from somewhere, and much of it comes from things that look perfectly normal.
Old Sayings, Endless Screens And Shopping As Comfort
Old sayings about money. “Money is the root of all evil” and “rich people are greedy” turn wanting money into something to feel guilty about.
A screen full of other people’s best days. Their cars, houses and holidays become the scale your own life gets graded on.
Shopping as comfort. Buying something lifts the mood for an evening, so a hard day learns to end at the checkout.
Money never talked about. In many homes it was the subject nobody mentioned, so facing it never got practiced.
What one study found about gratitude and patience
In a study published in 2014, people who spent a few minutes recalling something they were grateful for made more patient money choices afterwards, and the effect was separate from simply feeling happy.
The track answers each of these with something small and practical, from a weekly money time you look forward to, to the few things you’re glad of whenever comparison tugs at you.
First The Inner Game, Then The Systems To Back It Up
At his lowest point, living out of an office he was about to lose, Steve discovered a way to reprogram his mind and to put systems in place that got his life back on track.
He used a combination of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) techniques and a specific framework for happiness and success, and from it he developed the Dream Life Mastery Program.
Inner Game Of Wealth pairs the same two things for money. While you relax, the suggestions change how you feel and what you tell yourself in each money moment, and they come with a few simple systems: a weekly money time, a job for every part of your money, and each letter opened the day it arrives.
Today Steve manages 22 training certification programs in hypnosis and NLP, and at one time he had 30,000 students enrolled in his programs.
$80,000 in credit card debtA reprogrammed mindSystems that got his life back on track
An Autumn Mountain, A Falling Leaf And The Path You Have Already Climbed
The track runs for about 38 minutes with music, and it moves through two stages. Between them, they’re designed to build six calmer money habits:
Calm when a bill arrivesOne slow breath, shoulders down, and the letter opened that same day, with one next step chosen.
A weekly money time you enjoyA few minutes with a cup of tea or coffee, giving your money its jobs: needs, future, debt and joy.
Kind, true money self-talk“I’m bad with money” becomes “I’m getting better with money every week.”
Feelings met without spendingName the feeling, then ask what would really help: a walk, a glass of water, a call to a friend or an early night.
Your own path, at your own paceWhen comparison tugs, you come back to your own mountain and three things you’re glad you already have.
Permission to have money, and to giveIt is okay to want money and to have it, and to enjoy giving in ways that feel right to you.
Deep relaxation on a mountain path
After three slow breaths together, the track takes you to the foot of a mountain on a clear autumn morning. The trees along the path are turning gold and red, a stream runs over smooth stones, and you rest on a wide, flat rock that is warm from the sun while a single golden leaf drifts down, from ten to one, onto soft moss.
Could any relaxing audio do this part? Plenty of recordings help people unwind. Here the relaxation also carries the picture the whole track is built on. Looking back down the path, the thick trees lower down are the obstacles you have already got past, and ahead of you the path winds on towards the top, waiting for your next step.
Hypnotists call this first stage the induction, the part of a session that takes you into deep relaxation.
One new response for every money moment
First the track asks you to remember a time you handled money well, and it gives you permission to want money, to have it and to enjoy it, while staying the kind and honest person you are.
Then it takes the money moments of an ordinary week one by one. Twice it goes quiet for twenty seconds while you see yourself using the new response, first when a bill arrives and then at the end of a long day, with a screen in your hand showing you something to buy:
The old momentThe new one
The letter goes in the drawerOne slow breath, and it’s opened the same day
“I’m bad with money.”“I’m getting better with money every week.”
A treat bought after a hard day“What would really help me right now?”
A tug of envy at someone’s holidayThree things you already have and are glad of
The second stage is the suggestions, and the silent pauses are where each new response gets rehearsed.
Inner Game Of Wealth: Calm And Clear With Money, From The Inside Out
It’s called Inner Game Of Wealth.
This self-hypnosis track by Dr. Steve G. Jones is designed to help you feel calm and confident with money, from the inside out, so that every money choice you make comes from that steady place inside you.
Quiets the Report CardEach money moment gets a calm response in place of a grade.
Rehearses the hard momentsSilent pauses to see yourself opening the letter and pausing before you buy.
Keeps it kindA fresh start at the next money moment, whenever you slip.
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It ends by counting you back up, wide awake and ready to carry on with your day, so you can play it at any quiet time when nothing will disturb you.
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Higher Up The Mountain, The Path Behind You Looks Easy
Near the end of the track, you look six months ahead. You have faced your money calmly week after week, you open each letter the day it arrives, and your weekly money time feels easy and even pleasant. Then you look a year ahead and see yourself standing higher on your mountain, looking back down a path that seems clear and easy, because you have already climbed it.
Quieting the Report Card could give you:
Letters opened the day they arrive and read with calm, curious eyes.
Hard days that end with what you really needed, in place of something you didn’t plan to buy.
A few minutes with your money each week that you actually look forward to.
Dr. Jones coaches top Hollywood directors, sports stars and CEOs. Inner Game Of Wealth puts his approach to self-hypnosis into an MP3 you can play at home, for one payment of $29.95.
What You Get, And The First Small Task To Do With It
Inner Game Of Wealth is a single self-hypnosis audio track, about 38 minutes long with music, sold on its own at one price.
21 Days Of Listening, One Money Moment At A Time
Money moments come round every week, so give the new responses a steady run. Listen every day, and stay with this one track for 21 days before you move on to another.
Day 1Download the MP3, find a quiet place where nothing will disturb you, put on your headphones and press play.
The next dayDo the first step the track gives you: one small money task you’ve been putting off, such as one letter to open or one account to check.
Once a weekMake a cup of tea or coffee and give your money its jobs for the week: the things you need, your future, any debt, and the things that bring you joy.
Day 21Keep the track for the weeks when the old tightness comes back, and begin again at the next money moment.
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The next day, open one letter or check one account you’ve been putting off, with one slow breath first.
If you’re still unsure, that’s understandable. Many of us grew up believing that money is simply something some people are good at and others never will be.
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The Drawer Or Your Steady Place: Where Will The Next Letter Go?
It’s easy to carry on as before. The letters wait in the drawer, hard days end with something nobody planned to buy, and every holiday photo on a screen feels like another grade.
Meanwhile the Report Card keeps marking every money moment, and money stays the subject that’s easier not to think about.
Or you can start today. Put on your headphones, press play and let the track take you up the mountain path while you relax.
Tomorrow you open one letter you’ve been putting off, with one slow breath and your shoulders down, and you choose one next step. Then you congratulate yourself, because the track’s first step is done.
Income, Debt, Spending And Other Things People Ask
What exactly is the Report Card?
It’s this page’s name for the old habit of reading every bill, statement, price and money talk as a grade on you as a person. Nobody enjoys being graded, so the natural response is to look away: the letter goes in the drawer, the subject gets changed, and a hard day ends with something bought to feel better.
And the Steady Place?
It’s the calm, clear part of you that has handled money well before. On the track you remember one of those times, and from then on each money moment begins with one slow breath that brings you back to it.
Will this track make me rich?
It makes no promises about your income, your savings or your net worth, and no honest track could. It works on the inside of money: how you feel and what you tell yourself when a bill arrives, when you’re tempted to spend to feel better, and when you compare yourself with other people.
I’m in serious debt. Is this the right place to start?
If money worries feel heavy, the track itself says to reach out early, to a free debt-advice service or a qualified adviser. Please do that first, and if worry about money is affecting your sleep or your mood, talk to your doctor too. The track can sit alongside that help, and it never replaces it.
How is it different from Mindset of the Rich?
Mindset of the Rich takes the long view of money: paying your future first, learning about money and getting qualified advice. Inner Game Of Wealth is about how you feel in the everyday money moments, such as the bill that arrives, the urge to buy something after a hard day, and other people’s cars and holidays on a screen.
How long is the track, and where should I listen?
About 38 minutes, with music. Listen somewhere quiet where nothing will disturb you, and never while driving. The track ends by counting you back up to full alertness, ready to continue your day.
Is it right for everyone?
Self-hypnosis isn’t suitable for anyone with severe depression, psychosis, a dissociative or seizure disorder, a drug or alcohol problem, or a gambling problem. If one of those applies to you, please talk to your doctor before listening.
How fast will I see results?
Everyone is different. Many people feel calm and relaxed from the very first listen, and the new habits build each time you play it. That is why Steve suggests listening every day for a minimum of two weeks, and longer if you like.
Does your program cater specifically to me?
Yes. The program is built on broad human psychology, with techniques, tips and methods that people have used for thousands of years, so it suits adults of any age. Whether you're 21 or 61, it is never too early or too late to start building better habits.
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Feel Calm And Clear With Money, From The Inside Out
The Report Card turns every bill into a test, so changing how money feels starts with taking the grade away. The track does that with you, one slow breath and one money moment at a time.
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Money that feels like a test can start to feel calm again.
The Report Card is the old habit of reading every bill, price and statement as a grade on you, so looking away starts to feel natural.
Inner Game Of Wealth gives each money moment a calm new response, and rehearses the hardest ones with you in deep relaxation.
One MP3 for $29.95, delivered within five minutes, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
