Money Mindset is a Practice (Not a Problem)

Mornin' Brave Creator!

We are always practicing something.

For years, I practiced a belief that I didn’t have enough money.

That I didn’t deserve to earn big money.💰

That it was dangerous to believe I could.

That practice was mostly unconscious.

And it created a contraction.

It showed up in so many thoughts and moods that kept my energy for money trapped under the weight of fear.

It showed up in my choices — to shrink into the background, dim my light, and play it safe.

And boy, does that make sense.

My money mindset is transgenerational.

😥After my grandparents died months apart, my parents found $300,000 in cash they’d never told them about — presumably saved for a rainy day, or that trip to Europe my grandmother always wanted to take… but never did.

😳When I was in my early 20s, I actually fainted during a retail interview when the manager showed me how to use the cash register.

You feel me here, First name / friend?

Getting into a right relationship with money is a practice.

Like all creative work, it’s a process.

We can’t change our internal systems overnight.

So how do we begin to shift these deeply entrenched beliefs?

💫We focus on what we long for.

Surprised?

It’s not about shaming ourselves or “fixing” what’s wrong.

It’s about centering your practice on desiring money.

That’s right — desiring it.

Not needing it, but allowing it.  

Inviting it in.

This Friday, I’m leading a private retreat for my clients on this exact practice.

But you can begin your process too.

✨ Reflection for you:

What belief about money have you been practicing — and is it one you want to keep rehearsing?  (Hit reply, would love to know!)