For a long time, I had a quiet resistance to money.
Not obvious but it showed up in hesitation, undercharging, playing small.
Part of me believed that wanting more meant taking more.
That changed when I read Think Like a Billionaire, Become a Billionaire by Scot Anderson.
One line hit harder than the rest:
โAs a man thinks, so is he.โ
That forced a realization my results werenโt about strategy. They were about identity.
What shifted after that:
Income reflects how you think about your own value.
Wealth grows from alignment, not hustle alone
Holding onto money = optionality, not greed
Circulating money = influence, not loss
Money itself didnโt change. My lens did.
And that lens was either capping me or expanding what was possible.
Most people try to fix income with tactics.
But if your internal model is broken, youโll sabotage every external move.
So the real question is:
What beliefs are shaping the way you earn, keep, and use money?