You don’t know how other people are struggling with money. There is a get rich fix that will take all our troubles away. Money isn’t a panacea. Defending our misbeliefs around money is an inside job. Our most important force in healing our money challenges is our inner relationship, the one that will have the most influence over how we think and feel about money, no matter our net worth.

You will discover in this session.

• Your relationship with money involves an intimate relationship with yourself — often overshadowed by societal, cultural, and familial imprints
• Why money is NOT something external to be mastered and controlled
• How to slow down and be curious around your thoughts and feelings about money — without judgment
• That knowing yourself better can help you to understand your beliefs and actions around money (and around how you live your life) AND help you better see which are in alignment with who you truly are
• Cultivating a practice of moving inward is as important to shifting your relationship with money as it is to shifting your consciousness in general

Money is legal tender. And. Emotions connected with money hold a value for us. When it comes to money management, the benefits of our emotional responses to money are often overlooked. The financial industry tells us that if we have feelings about money, we should not make money decisions. We use money to suppress our feelings all the time. Therapy for shopping. .

Fear, greed, and guilt, as well as pleasure, opportunity, and sufficiency, will be explored. The forces outside ourselves that influence our relationship with money and financial circumstances include race, age, gender, culture, religion, and financial background.

You will discover in this session.

• Emotional responses to money that influence your behavior whether or not you acknowledge them — you’re NOT doing it wrong because you have feelings
• Your feelings about money are complex, unavoidable, and sometime conflicted
• Your financial state is not all your doing — there are many societal, historical, and cultural forces that influence how much you have and how you deal with what you have
• How to get unstuck from limiting money beliefs and open to new creativity and endeavors
• How to pay attention to your thoughts, associations, and feelings when you deal with money — to see how specific situations and exchanges can provide starting points for exploring your relationship to money

Money stories, big dramatic ones and the smallest of incidents, lodge in our minds. Remembering these stories gives us a chance to see what we think about money. The mind is thinking. .

We are led in unexpected directions by telling our money stories. New understandings emerge when things we didn’t know before are revealed. Through the act of telling our stories, healing occurs.

In this module, you will explore what you learned about money from your family as you were growing up, to help reveal strengths, confusions, or traumas around money you may still be affected by. Money narratives show us what money means to us.

You will in this session.

• Tell your money stories to come to new understandings and insights about what contributes to how your currently deal with money
• Discover that through telling your money story, you heal and have more access to resources from the past that can support you now
• See how stories help you bypass your thinking mind — which analyzes and interprets — to better see your intimate connections with money
• Learn how your family is your first money teacher, and how exploring your money stories from childhood can help reveal your early perceptions about money
• Discover that by paying attention to your present feelings, you can become more aware of the money views you carry from your past

Self-worth is an issue for many women, and our perception of money is intertwined with it. We have historically been treated as less worthy than men in most cultures, with money linked to one of the most consistent ways we have been devalued, being paid less than men for doing the same job.

Most aspects of the industry are dominated by men. With this comes an underestimating of our competencies around money, which has been subconsciously imprinted in our minds as being true.

One of the keys to healing ourselves and our relationship with money is through internally valuing the Feminine, creating a place of honor for it to reside alongside the masculine ways.

When we embrace the Feminine, we can untangle our self-worth from our net worth and place it in other valued areas of our life, which weakens the hold money can have on our ego and allows our life decisions to be moreholistic and nourished.

Unexpected changes can arise from this shift to valuing the softer side of our relationship with money.

You will discover in this session.

• How to recognize that as women, we are prone to having issues around self-doubt and self-worth, and can often underestimate our competency
• Increasing your self-worth is an inside job, and making or accumulating more money does not automatically bring positive self-regard or a sense of wholeness
• Healing a wounded self-esteem comes from valuing the Feminine: being, connection, emotion, and experience
• It’s important not to let self-doubt stop you from taking on new challenges or possibilities for your life — even if you don’t feel 100% certain or secure
• You can shift your sense of self-worth by attending to your own needs — as well as the needs of others — rather than ignoring or putting your needs last

How we acquire and use money, what values we express with it, and what it means to us constitute our spiritual relationship with it. Our relationship with money isn’t always aligned with our spiritual beliefs. We keep money and spirit separate because we think money is dirty and not compatible with our spiritual life. Money and spirit are not separate from each other. Are they? It is intertwined.

In this module, we will explore the spiritual properties money can hold, our obligation to take care of our own wellbeing as well as that of others, what constitutes an ethical relationship with money, and where gratitude, generosity, and compassion fit in our money lives.

You will discover in this session.

• Money and spirit are not separate — money involves how we relate to ourselves, others, and all of life
• How Intertwining your spiritual practices with money brings guidance to your money dealings as well as opportunities for spiritual growth
• That working through money challenges can offer rich ground for spiritual growth
• That having compassion for others helps you to develop compassion for yourself
• How you can use your financial resources — no matter what they are — for the greater good

We think that other people don’t have blocks to dealing with money, but this is only because most of us hide our struggles. Most of us have trouble with money. Wealthy people have habits around money that contribute to their suffering.

Fear is near the top of the list of negative money blocks. Many of our decisions are based on it, as well as on guilt, regret, self-doubt, anger, resentment, disappointment, or shame.

To move through our blocks around money, we need to identify them by observing our habits and listening to what they say to us. They are trying to protect us and take care of us, but in other ways that don’t serve us. When we get to the root of the block, we can see our underlying needs and figure out a way to take care of them.

You will discover in this session.

• How we hide our money struggles from each other
• That we can look like we “have it all” and yet still have feelings of guilt, anger, and resentment around money
• Negative, undigested feelings around money can paralyze you from handling your money issues
• Psychological dynamics drive much of your money behavior
• The way to move through your blocks around money is to identify them, listen to what they’re saying, and figure out how to best take care of them

Money can support you in living your best life. This shift is not about denying your painful experiences around money, but in feeling your pain and holding it with new understanding, compassion, and love. In a digested form, some pain can become a generative life force within you, allowing for greater wisdom and guidance to emerge. Your ancestors, race, and culture can keep you stuck in the past and numb to the present.

The healing process is about discovering new ways to live. It requires finding the right life affirming mantras to replace limiting ones you may have been telling yourself. It is possible to discern which of your feelings and behaviors belong to someone else. It has to do with making your money your own by putting your mark on it.

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You will discover:

• That healing your relationship with money supports you in living your best life possible
• Undigested pain around money keeps you stuck in the past and numbs you to the present — and how to approach this pain with understanding and compassion to use it in a generative, self-empowering way
• How to discern which of your feelings and behaviors around money truly fit and which actually belong to someone else
• How to create new mantras around money to help you to deal with it in healthier ways
• A sense of empowerment that comes from making your money your own by using it to invest in yourself and to benefit others and the world you would like to see