Hello fam, since we are starting 40 days of Financial Clarity to know our numbers and create/strengthen the financial systems and structures we currently employ - to create the strong river banks for the flow of money in our lives...I think some accountability might be helpful! Drop a note in this section if you want accountability, to be witnessed or seen in a micro habit you're trying to build, a pattern you want to break, or anything that you're starting that might desire support!

You don’t need to give me a number. I want to draw your attention to whether you know the amount or not, or whether you need to guess. What area do you need to guess at? Checkings/savings, or investments? Or don’t know how much debt you have? That can be a clue to an area you’re avoiding. And avoidance keeps us in contraction, not allowing abundance in.

40 days is not small. Most people consume, very few transform. You didn’t just show up - you stayed. That matters.. you did the work. Over the last 40 days, we have: - Looked at our beliefs about money - Faced avoidance patterns - Built awareness around decisions - Practiced gratitude and recognition - Expanded what they believe is possible This means: We are not the same person who started. Even if our bank account hasn’t changed yet → our relationship to money has, our relationship to self trust has changed → and that is the root of all external change What does abundance mean to you now? We continue our journey with the 40 days of Finacial Clarity next. Hope to see you there 💕🌈💰

Let’s start with awareness Most people don’t realize they’ve been operating from inherited beliefs about abundance - family, culture, past experiences, religion. This prompt is about noticing the shift, because it’s impossible to force one. ask yourself today: - What did I used to believe about abundance? - What am I starting to believe now? Examples: “I have to work hard for every dollar” → “Money can come through alignment and strategy” “There’s never enough” → “There are always opportunities available” “I’m irresponsible with money” and realizing “I’ve made healthy money decisions before”

You feel calmer when you think about money. You trust yourself more with decisions. You’ve built consistency for the first time. You’re no longer ignoring what you know you need to face. That matters. Because none of this happened by accident. It came from your attention. Your honesty. Your willingness to show up for 37 days straight and tell yourself the truth. This is how change actually happens. Not in one big moment but in small, repeated actions that compound into something new. So be specific. Not “I’m grateful for more money.” Say: “I saved this amount.” “I paid this off.” “I showed up every day.” “I stopped avoiding this one thing