It’s not a mindset block—it’s a body memory.
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Let’s be real—
You say you want wealth. But when it starts to come in… you sabotage. Avoid. Shrink.
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This isn’t self-sabotage.
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It’s self-protection. Your nervous system was never taught that abundance is safe.
Dysregulation = survival mode
If your body’s used to chaos, struggle, or scarcity— then peace, success, or wealth can feel like danger.
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Signs wealth feels unsafe to you:
- You overspend to release pressure - You undercharge or feel guilty receiving - You procrastinate on growth - You feel “numb” after success
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Your body remembers scarcity
Even if your mind wants expansion, your body still flinches from what feels “too much,” “too fast,” or “too good.”
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Wealth requires nervous system safety
Abundance isn’t just numbers— it’s the capacity to hold more without shutting down.
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Start with regulation, not strategy
Before fixing your budget or building funnels— breathe. Ground. Regulate your system to feel safe with receiving.
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Practice nervous system wealth tolerance
- Visualize having more—without doing more - Breathe into the fear of being seen - Somatic work to expand your “having” capacity
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Repeat until peace becomes familiar
Safety isn’t a thought—it’s a felt sense. And it can be relearned through calm repetition.
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You don’t fear money.
You fear what your body associates with it: Exposure. Judgment. Change. That’s where healing begins.
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Final Thought:
Wealth is not just earned— it’s held. And to hold more, you must first feel safe inside your own skin.
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