Abundance, Money, & Thriving Business
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Receiving Generously: Let the Giver Have Their Yes
Receiving can feel selfish even when another person genuinely wants to give. We may reduce the gift, rush to repay it, or insist we need less so no one can accuse us of taking too much. Generous receiving does not mean accepting every offer. It means letting a clean yes be a real exchange—one person…
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The End-of-the-Month Feeling Can Arrive Before the Numbers Do
The end of the month can become an emotional season of its own. The calendar changes, and the body starts bracing before we have looked at the actual balance, bills, or choices available. That feeling may contain real financial pressure. It can also carry the accumulated memory of other tight months, family panic, and the…
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You Do Not Need Pain or Struggle to Steer You
Some nervous systems learned to move only when pain, fear, shame, or crisis becomes loud enough. Feeling good can seem dangerously unstructured: without the whip, what will make us act? Struggle may have helped us focus or receive care in the past. We can appreciate that history while building forms of guidance that do not…
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Financial Abundance Study Group — Part II
Money keeps touching the rest of life. It shows up in the body as safety and alarm, in relationships as trust and responsibility, in work as value and visibility, and in creativity as both support and constraint. These later Financial Abundance Study Group conversations continue the exploration begun by Rick and Cathy. As the group…
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Power Struggle At Work
I have a conflict with a coworker. He isn’t my boss, but he is “up the food chain”. I get really nervous around him and feel insecure. What can I do?
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Guilt About Having A Dream Job AND Making Lots of Money
I have an inner conflict regarding my job. I love what I do. That’s part of the problem! I worry that it isn’t important enough and feel guilty. Shouldn’t I be in Africa saving kids or helping people in some way? I feel fulfilled and happy but rather guilty. I’d like to get that out…
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Undercharging and the Fear of Not Being Chosen
You know your workshop, coaching, or service is valuable. You may even pay other people more for comparable work. Yet raising your own price makes your body contract. The fear is not always about the number. A higher price may mean more attention, more expectations, more people in the room, and a clearer chance for…