Money, being rich & designer brands

Diving into an experiential experiment around judgement

When you receive this email & read it, I will be on my way to an adventure. Not the typical outdoorsy-hiking-camping adventure I usually do, but rather the opposite: I am on my way to Stockholm to visit Gucci, Prada, Luis Vuitton and Chanel.

If you have followed my path & maybe even know me, you might ask yourself: what is happening? Did she turn mad :-D?

I can only answer: a lot is happening and no, I did not turn mad. I also don’t suddenly like designer clothes and accessories. This adventure is rather a challenge I decided to throw myself in, to tackle my limiting beliefs and judgements around money and people with money.

As a short recap: I always disliked money badly, thought its dirty, evil and people who have it are greedy, not much good can be done with it, rather more harm. By now I know that’s not true, cos I worked on my money mindset in the past years.

However, since a while already, I have the feeling it needs another upgrade. And I also realized that I still have some remaining inhibitory thoughts, feelings and judgements inside of me: with regard to people who have a lot of money, people who spend it on “useless” designer clothes and similar scenarios like that.

Consciously I know that its not 100% true, yet it sits somewhere in my subconscious and limits me. I have always avoided designer shops in my past…