Jay Shaw explores how subconscious beliefs about money block financial progress. He argues people use money to feel safe and worthy instead of as a tool, and references the Bible's warning about the love of money. He offers subconscious work to rewire your relationship with it.
You keep trying to fix your money struggles by making more money, but you're not broke because of your income. You're broke because your subconscious mind thinks money equals safety. So you overspend to soothe, you undercharge so that people like you, you avoid looking at your accounts because your body reads numbers like a threat. Numbers send you right into fight or flight. Money isn't the issue, it's your relationship with safety, with worth, with feeling like enough. You're using money as a Band-Aid to feel better when it was meant to be used as a tool to build better. That's why the Bible say that the love of money is the root of all evil. Money isn't meant to be loved, it's meant to be utilized as a tool. If the bank calls and say, hey, we don't want money this month for your mortgage, we want your firstborn son, you can have the house, you can't have my son. You can have this money, I don't love this money, I love my son. I'm keeping My son, but this money that I got with the intention of circulating, you can have it. And until you rewire that, every dollar will feel like survival, and you'll keep burning out trying to manifest your way to peace. Follow me if you're done playing these survival games with your money, with your life, with your business, and you're ready to do the real subconscious work.
