What do I know about finances?

Far from everything. I work with the mental and emotional piece of money.

I help people get out of their own way to become lusciously abundant.

And I know enough to hire people to do what I don’t know how to do.

If you’ve never been to a financial planner (I hadn’t) I want to share with you my first quick impressions.

My biggest takeaway: I didn’t even know what I didn’t know.

Good to know. 

Do you ever perfectly agree with someone else about what to do with your money?

Right.

It’s more of a give and take.

It’s a dance.
It can be a beautiful dance or a sloppy, legs and arms flailing affair.

Listen in for a dancing lesson.

When you put yourself on a budget, the biggest problem is the feelings of restriction and deprivation.

Even before you have made one change in your actual spending, that pressure around your chest starts getting tighter. 
Your breathing gets shallower.

Because deprivation lives in that noggin of yours.

“I am not going to have enough.”
“I’ll have to do without.”
“It’s going to be horrible.”

What if you could live on any amount of money you choose and not feel restricted?

It’s crazy liberating.

And all about freeing your mind.