One of the biggest barriers I hear from people—especially when it comes to investing in themselves—is money.
“I’d love to, but I can’t afford it.”“If only I had the money, I would…”“I’m just not in a place financially to make that happen.”
On the surface, these seem like practical, valid reasons. But beneath them is something deeper: a belief system about what’s possible.
Because money, at its core, is not just about numbers—it’s a mirror.
It reflects your relationship with trust, abundance, and possibility.It shows you where you feel limited, where you hold fear, and where you might unknowingly be keeping yourself small.
What if the problem isn’t actually money—but the story you’ve been telling yourself about it?
Your relationship with money is shaped by the unconscious stories you hold. If you believe money only comes from hard work, you will likely only allow yourself to earn through effort and exhaustion. If you believe money requires restriction, you may subconsciously block opportunities that bring ease.
But if you start to believe that money can be created in ways that align with you… that it can arrive through inspiration, connection, or flow… you might begin to see evidence of this truth.
Because here’s the thing: What you believe, you make true.
Saying, “I’m on a fixed income,” seems like a fact. Maybe your salary is set, or your income streams are predictable. But this belief traps you in a reality where expansion is impossible.
Here’s what’s also true:
People create new income streams all the time.
Unexpected money arrives in unexpected ways.
The way you engage with money—spending, saving, investing—changes your experience of it.
If you tell yourself money is limited, you will live as if that is true. If you open yourself to the idea that money is fluid, flexible, and responsive to you, new possibilities can emerge.
Many of us were taught that money follows a rigid set of rules: Work hard. Be careful. Play it safe.
But look at the world around you. Are the wealthiest people always the hardest workers? Are those who restrict their desires the most financially free?
Money moves in ways that often defy logic.It follows energy, belief, and the willingness to see it differently.
Imagine if instead of asking, “How can I afford this?”You asked, “What if I trusted that money could meet me where I am?”
Imagine if instead of thinking, “I have to work harder,”You thought, “How can I open to money flowing with more ease?”
The way you experience money is a reflection of your internal world.
If you feel scarcity inside, you will see scarcity outside.If you believe money is hard, it will show up that way for you.If you feel unsafe receiving, you will push it away—without even realizing it.
The good news? This isn’t set in stone. The moment you start questioning your money story, you’ve already begun rewriting it.
So instead of focusing on the numbers in your bank account, start by looking at what those numbers are mirroring back to you.
What are they revealing about what you believe?
And what might shift if you started believing something new?
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