Each time you say, “I’m not ready” You create habits and behaviors that reinforce that statement It is avoidance veiled in a clever delay tactic You will probably never feel ready So, you have to decide if what you want is worth the periodic discomfort of not feeling ready

If you’re a coach that hasn’t healed your own money wounds, the odds are high that your pain is influencing how you show up and potentially how you guide. Your clients will 💯 experience money blocks, flex, stress, and happiness in your container. Can you guide them?

Client: “I can’t trust money” Me: “Can you trust yourself? Let’s start there.”

On your journey you are going to have moments where you say to yourself, “Fuck, that was an expensive lesson.” - Trust that it couldn’t have happened any other way and move on.

Unpacking is like the adult version of Apples to Apples. “I just saw that! What box is that in?” It’s expensive to not be organized. I’m spending my time and energy like a bajillionaire.

Students in my class that don’t get their desired results usually avoid the deeper work to heal. They want to check a box and have a breakthrough. And friend, that’s not how it works. I can’t help you if your commitment to your current circumstances is stronger than money ease.

If you are experiencing a spending hangover, accept it. Beating yourself up will only drive you into the behaviors and actions you’re trying to avoid. Realign and recommit to where you want to go. In short - don’t be an asshole to yourself 💖

It doesn’t have to be “all or nothing”. That mindset assumes you won’t hit any bumps and life isn’t going to happen - and that’s just not realistic. Permission to ebb and flow…the ocean does it and not one tells the ocean it failed so…there’s that.