What Your Body Is Telling You About Money (And Why You Should Listen)
Jul 28, 2024
What Does Money Feel Like in Your Body?
When you think about money, how does this feel in your body? Do you feel excited? Or fearful?
For many women, talking about our money blocks in our business brings up many uncomfortable sensations in our body. We may feel anxious, fearful, shame… and this feels yucky, so we want to avoid acknowledging those feelings.
Why We Avoid Looking at Money
We might push those feelings away by not looking at our finances, denying the fact we do want to make more money, undercharging our services, or giving more of ourselves in an attempt to prove our worth.
In the short term, this makes us feel good. In the long term, we can start to feel worse about money - not having enough, drowning in debt, worrying about how we will pay those big bills that come in.
And the cycle repeats.
Thinking about money > Fear, Guilt, Shame, Anxiety > Desire to avoid > Relief
Rinse and repeat.
How to heal from money blocks
The first way to start healing our relationship with money is to acknowledge that money evokes strong emotions. We can do this by checking in with our body and noticing the sensations that arise.
Try this:
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Think about a money block you currently have in your business.
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Close your eyes and gently scan your body from head to toe (almost as though a laser is going through each part of your body)
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Notice any sensations - maybe you’ve felt warmth, tingling, coolness, tenseness, tightness, hot flushes, numbness etc
If you did notice anything in your body, then it is likely that you have unhealed money blocks that are keeping you stuck in your business.
TAKE THE MONEY QUIZ
It’s not that you’re bad with money.. it’s that your nervous system still thinks more isn’t safe.
That’s why I created a free quiz to help you uncover your unique nervous system pattern with money, so you can finally understand why you earn, spend, or shrink the way you do… and what to do about it.
Take the quiz now and discover the money pattern that’s been driving your financial decisions.