Breaking the Broke Mindset
Escape Scarcity Thinking and Build the Life You Were Told You Couldn’t Afford
- Genre: Applied Psychology, Personal Transformation, Social Science
- Formats: EPUB, PDF + AudioBook
- Print length: 76 pages
- Language: ENG
- Full file size: 3.48 MB
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Synopsis
Rewire the Scarcity Code That’s Been Controlling Your Life
You didn’t choose the mindset you grew up with — but you’re still living in its limits. Breaking the Broke Mindset exposes the invisible beliefs, emotional reflexes, and cultural scripts that quietly shape your financial identity. Through grounded psychology and sharp, honest insight, this book shows you how to dissolve the scarcity programming you inherited, rebuild your sense of worth, and make decisions from power instead of fear. This is the shift from surviving to directing your future — with clarity, confidence, and agency.
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INTRODUCTION
The Mindset You Didn’t Choose – But You’re Still Living In
“I can’t afford this.”
It sounds harmless. Even responsibl…
INTRODUCTION
The Mindset You Didn’t Choose – But You’re Still Living In
“I can’t afford this.”
It sounds harmless. Even responsible.
But in reality, it might be the most expensive phrase you’ve ever learned.
If you grew up in a modest or low-income household, this sentence was likely a common refrain – repeated not only when money was tight, but also when opportunity knocked. Vacations? Too expensive. Healthier food? Not in the budget. Starting a business? That’s for rich people. Slowly, you absorbed a belief system that sounded like wisdom… but was actually fear wearing a mask.
You didn’t ask for this mindset.
It was handed down – like the worn clothes from your older cousin or the “make-do” dinners that stretched leftovers into meals.
Your parents did their best with what they had. And for that, they deserve gratitude.
But if their greatest achievement was surviving, it doesn’t have to be yours.
Because here’s the truth: you can build wealth, freedom, and a life of choice – but only if you first break up with the mental scripts that are keeping you broke.
This book isn’t about blaming your upbringing.
It’s about rewriting the code that upbringing installed.
You’ll learn:
- Why scarcity thinking is so hard to shake – and how to do it anyway
- How small, daily decisions are rooted in subconscious beliefs about what you “deserve”
- How wealthy people think differently – and how to model their mindset even with zero dollars in the bank
- How to stop “poor-person decision-making” and start investing in your future, not just surviving today
- Why learning to spend wisely is just as powerful as learning to earn more
This is your wake-up call.
Because you can’t fix what you won’t face – and this mindset has quietly cost you thousands, years, and opportunities you never even knew you missed.
But once you see it… you can change it.
And once you change it, everything else becomes possible.
Let’s begin the shift.
What You Will Learn
- How inherited beliefs about money shape your choices long before logic enters the room.
- Why scarcity becomes a psychological identity — and how to break that loop.
- The mental patterns of people who create wealth, not chase it.
- How to stop “poor-person decision-making” and shift into long-term thinking.
- How to build a mindset that treats opportunity as a responsibility, not a risk.
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About the Authors
PowerMindLab authors blend deep research on psychology, human behavior, and personal growth with real-world insight, dedicated to uncovering the hidden forces that shape your mind, emotions, and relationships. Our books help you reclaim your power, sharpen your mind, and master the inner game of life.
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- How inherited beliefs about money shape your choices long before logic enters the room.
- Why scarcity becomes a psychological identity — and how to break that loop.
- The mental patterns of people who create wealth, not chase it.
- How to stop “poor-person decision-making” and shift into long-term thinking.
- How to build a mindset that treats opportunity as a responsibility, not a risk.
Audio Sample
About the Authors
PowerMindLab authors blend deep research on psychology, human behavior, and personal growth with real-world insight, dedicated to uncovering the hidden forces that shape your mind, emotions, and relationships. Our books help you reclaim your power, sharpen your mind, and master the inner game of life.
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June d**** C**** –
Closed the book and let the silence sit for a second. No hype, just clean lines that made me rethink a habit or two; set it down and opened my banking app calmly. 🙂 Felt like permission to be practical instead of dramatic.
Rosa O**** –
Ended it – looked at my budget – and didn’t flinch. Told myself to check one part again next week. The tone felt steady and adult – which I appreciated. I didn’t argue with it, which is rare for me.
Nico K**** –
I finished and noticed I was less tense about money than I was an hour ago! I’ll reread it again! It nudged me to make one tiny adjustment instead of five grand gestures!
Kamil S**** –
i… wasn’t planning to keep going, then i did, and then it was done. nothing glittery, but it stayed with me longer than expected. i’ll probably skim two sections on sunday morning. I’m curious what sticks a year from now.
Rosa d**** C**** –
Sat with the last paragraph and just nodded to myself. I kept pausing to jot tiny notes I wouldn’t usually bother with; i sent myself a reminder to try one small change tomorrow.
Talia A**** –
Turned the final page and felt a small click inside my head. Left one page on open tab and got back to work. It’s written in plain talk – which made it easier to take seriously.