Wealth comes from the meaning you assign to your feelings, not the feelings themselves. The speaker grew up poor with a survival mindset focused on bills, but noticed wealthy clients shift to abundance thinking once they reframe how they feel about money.
I don't think wealth comes from emotions. I think emotions happen to us. They're automatic, they're physical, they're impulsive, they're a reaction. Feelings are different. Feelings are the meanings you give to emotions and stories. And I think wealth is a lot attached to ongoing feelings. I feel scarce. I feel scarce because, you know, when I was a kid, you know, I grew up broke. The challenge that I grew up with I grew up with a survival mindset. If you're only ever trying to pay the bills, you're always filling a void, not building abundance. It takes a while to figure that out. And a lot of wealthy people I work with, they've kind of figured that at some point, they're like, I wanted to go beyond survival because I wanted to do something different. They understood their feelings about money.
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