"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Growing up as an introverted only child in a single-parent, low-income household, I always felt like I ...

Life has a funny way of convincing us there’s never enough. Not enough hours in the day, money in our bank accounts, decent singles in the dating pool. That persistent fixation on what you’re lacking ...

"The economy should be a subset of the living systems that sustain it, not the other way around," Jenna Nicholas says.

A person with a scarcity mindset believes that they will never have the things they want or need, experiences fear of limited resources, and focuses on what they don’t have rather than what they do.

Time, money, energy, security, resources, opportunities—have you ever felt like there wasn’t enough? When we are operating from a scarcity mindset, we see the world through a lens of “not enough.” ...

“When the manager speaks from a flawed perspective and executives believe what they’re hearing, unwise organizational decisions may be made.” “What [people] call knowledge is the reasoned acceptance ...

We all have invisible money scripts in our mind that originate from how we were raised. Many of these act like financial roadmaps we subconsciously follow. If we grew up learning a scarcity mindset ...