A money visualization exercise with six- to eight-figure women revealed their bodies reflected their beliefs about wealth. Some curled inward, others opened up. The speaker argues that financial tactics and spreadsheets fail without underlying beliefs about abundance, recommending mindset work with mentors like Dean Graziosi or Tony Robbins first.
And it was a group of, small group of women, very successful women, by the way, 6, 7, 8-figure women. And they were like, I want you to think about money, close your eyes, and then make your body a physical representation of money. I think money and I go, money, like hands up, right? I'm like, I don't even think about it. I don't say the words out loud. I'm just in the back like, yeah, I like it, you know, whatever. And then she says, open your eyes. And we look around and everybody else is sort of like curled up, like closed tight, or just like money or money. And it was the weirdest thing I ever saw. Because then I went on and said, okay, I'm going to give you a bunch of tactics and tools because that's kind of the way that my brain works. But if you, if your physical body is like this and this is how you think about money, I could give you a list. I could give you the spreadsheet. I could tell you every single thing to do. But I kind of feel like you need to go and listen to somebody like Dean or somebody like Tony first, because if you don't believe it, then all the numbers won't back it. If you don't believe love, will you ever find love? Yeah. I mean, it sounds so touchy-feely, which like hurts my little finance soul, except it's true.
