Without safety, the nervous system cannot hold increase. More money without safety creates chaos, not prosperity. - Boundaries create predictability. - Predictability creates nervous system regulation. - Regulation increases capacity. - Capacity is what allows you to hold more money. So let’s hear it here: what financial boundary are you proud of holding?

The Spring Equinox has always symbolized a turning point. Day and night come into balance. Nature resets. A new cycle begins. But cycles don’t just happen in nature. They happen in economics, technology, and money too. Right now we’re living through a major shift: AI is accelerating faster than most people realize. The job landscape is changing. The economy is entering a period that will reward adaptability and awareness. On March 17, we have a free community call where we’ll talk about: • what’s actually happening in the markets • how the AI revolution may change work and wealth • why I believe preparation, both practical and intuitive - matters right now this is about clarity, sovereignty, and empowerment. Because the people who thrive in new cycles are the ones who see them early and I want you to be prepared. Go to calendar and you can add the link to your phone.

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Today, we ask the assistance of Jaguar to help us stalk the energy leaks in our money life. The awareness I want to call your attention to today is: What financial activity do you most dislike/most put off? When we put off a financial task, it’s often because: - It might confirm a fear (“What if I don’t have enough?”) - It might force a decision (“What if I have to change something?”) - It might challenge self-image (“I should be further along.”) Avoidance temporarily reduces anxiety. But long term, it increases background stress. Unfinished financial tasks create cognitive load.The brain keeps an open loop running in the background. That costs tremendous energy. Energy that is required for change. That's why we have the Wealth Lab every Friday - a co-working session to do the tasks that we don't really want to do. It's much easier to do it in community, with our group intention of supporting each other through our financial journeys.

Not only is comparison the thief of joy, but it’s a huge energy leak. And when we are in the process of transformation, we need a lot of energy! In my river metaphor, it is our jobs as stewards to build strong river banks so the flow of money in our life is deep, wide and in one direction. Comparison leads to: draining of energy, resentment, judgement and reactive spending. The prompt for today is: what is your favorite way of comparing yourself financially to others?