I started my business because I wanted to remove the cap on my income.
But I discovered that removing an external cap also called me into a deeper relationship with money itself.
My relationship with receivingWith valueWith charging for my workWith changeWith what I believed I could earn, hold, give, and grow
I couldn't simply say I wanted more money and ignore how I was experiencing it.
In April, I went on a retreat that led me into a new season of deep personal work. And over the summer, as I continued doing my own clearings, I began noticing something.
There was a contradiction.
A contradiction between what I believed about money, some of my behaviors, and what I was recognizing in my own energy field. And I remember thinking:
Oh my gosh. I need to stop and deal with this.
Now, I've been doing this work for years. I've invested more than $100,000 in my own training and development, exploring energy medicine, clearing practices, coaching, and personal transformation. I've worked with clients. I've worked on myself. I've spent countless hours exploring these patterns.
And still, there was something new for me to see. That experience reminded me of something important:
You can believe in abundance, be deeply committed to personal growth, and still have blind spots around money.
I see it come up in client sessions, too. The hesitation. The overgiving. The fear of being seen. The difficulty receiving. The tension between wanting to make a difference and wanting to be well compensated. And I keep thinking:
More people need access to this work.
I believe we can desire wealth, live generously, serve others, and make a meaningful impact. Those desires don't have to compete.
I want wealth. I want to make an impact. I want to help create possibilities for families and future generations. And I want to do this work in community.
That's why I created 11 Money Saboteurs.
I'm creating the kind of experience I wish somebody had created for me. I'd love for you to be part of it.