The Feminine's Guide 

What if your relationship with money isn't actually about money?

Maybe you've spent much of your life feeling like money was never really there. It wasn't enough.

• You had to work hard for it.
• You had to struggle for it.
• You had to sacrifice for it.
• You had to worry about it.

And just when more money finally came in, it seemed to disappear just as quickly. You may have experienced that feeling of money almost burning a hole in your pocket.

Money comes in. Money goes out.

And you're left wondering: Why can't I seem keep money?

Why does there always seem to be an urgency around it?

Why does having more sometimes feel just as uncomfortable as not having enough?

And why does creating more money seem to require so much effort?

Underneath all of this—your relationship with money have been one that has been shaped by your beliefs, conditioning, experiences and what you learned about money growing up.

And that's what we're going to begin exploring together. 

This guide is for the feminine who...

 
• Has spent much of her life feeling like there is never enough money.
• Believes she has to work hard or struggle to create financial security.
• Feels fear, urgency or anxiety when it comes to receiving or spending money.
• Experiences money coming in and quickly going back out.
• Wants to create more wealth but doesn't feel comfortable holding more.
• Finds herself spending money quickly, even when she knows she should save it.
• Has difficulty receiving support, money or opportunities. 
• Feels uncomfortable asking for more.
• Has been conditioned to give, give, give—but hasn't learned how to receive.
• Wants to understand the deeper patterns underneath her relationship with money.
• Is ready to get honest with herself and begin cultivating a different relationship with money.

Money is a tool. But our relationship with it is personal.

Money itself is simply a resource, an energy.

A tool we use to exchange for the things we need, want, desire, experience and create.

But the meaning we have attached to money can completely change the way we experience it.

Your relationship with money has been shaped by what you've experienced and what you've learned.

And when you begin becoming conscious of that relationship, you can begin creating something different.