9: The Nervous System Path To Financial Financial & Wealth - Money and Your Nervous System and Healing Trauma
Money can be really complicated.
It represents our most primal survival needs and therefore becomes inherently activating to the nervous system.
Mindset work isn't enough - nor is education.
And it certainly isn't just about willpower and the correct budgeting app.
Your relationship to your money (or lack thereof) is mapped throughout your nervous system, attachment style and most subconscious beliefs.
In this podcast episode, you’ll learn how to untangle and reconfigure your complex relationship with money (through nervous system subconscious work, and with respect to your trauma around money) and your next steps to receiving, circulating and saving money with confidence.
Applicable for entrepreneurs and all other people.
In this podcast on money and the nervous system you’ll find:
How the nervous system is related to money
Attachment and money
Burnout and dysregulation
The science behind intergenerational patterns/trauma
Your window of tolerance
The energy of money
Money and identity
The subconscious and money
Subconscious message that they aren't trustworthy to hold money eg emotional and irresponsible
A somatic equiry on receiving money
Your new money experience
What’s next?
Only an untangling and reconfiguration of your complex relationship with money (through nervous system subconscious work, and with respect to your trauma around money), can you increase your capacity to receive, circulate and save money with confidence.
If you're ready to say bye-bye to awkward conversations (and even fights) about your savings account and hold your breath as you swipe your credit card, keep reading.
There's a solution (that will work) waiting for you.
Financially Fierce - reconstruct your nervous system's relationship with money to increase your capacity to hold, spend and receive.
Become Financially Fierce today: www.sheridanruth.com/financially-fierce
anxiety, stress relief, healing trauma, nervous system, somatic, financial freedom