Poverty Consciousness is a focused attention of the thought patterns of “I don’t have enough.” These thought patterns are based in a vibration of fear and lack of self-worth & value.
Some conscious thoughts and fears that go along with this pattern are:
“I’m not good enough”
“I’m not talented enough”
“I don’t have enough money, time, resources, support etc.”
“What if I invest and I don’t get my money’s worth or back?”
If you slide down this slippery slope you will soon find yourself in a space of constriction.
What you focus on is what you create.
If you’re constantly focused on “there’s not enough” then the reflection in your outer world will give you what you’re attention is focusing on… “not enough.”
Money is an exchange of energy.
You could even say a representation of your self-worth and value. If you “don’t have enough” self-worth or value then you will perceive your outer world reflection in the same way.
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Elizabeth Pfeiffer 
The title lured me in and then I noticed MSW, which I am in the midst of applying to go back to school for! Hooray for social workers! love this post.
Congratulations on your new profession! 🙂