Mindset Manifesting as Money, Health, and Relationships by Sovereign Storytellers Michelle Wolff M.Ed.

How we've learned to learn traps us in duality. This holds us back from growing our intuition and sovereignty. 

It's not that you shouldn't be a healer, a helper, or a fixer of broken things, but WHO you're trying to help and HOW/WHY you're trying to help can really cause tangles in your energy if it's wonky. If you're struggling to build your business or stuck in a recurring pattern with clients - this is for you.

The power we deny or the power we are denied. The topic of power is inextricably related to money and wealth, and it's really both. We were denied, and now it's our responsibility to stop denying it to ourselves.
Prefer to read? I posted the transcript here: https://open.substack.com/pub/michellewolff/p/weve-been-denied-power-but-now-we.
 

As empaths, psychics, and sensitive people, it's our work to stay awake, and we have to know yourself enough to notice when we are off-balance or out of alignment. When you know where you are - you can choose where you'd rather be. This is NOT spiritual bypassing, this is staying sovereign and in the world but not of it. 

I’ve been wondering why my money program works so well when many courses I took were taught by good people and had good content but didn’t work. This line of contemplation led me to the question I and others have: How come it's the spiritual people? 
How come it's the sensitive people? 
Why are the empaths, the healers, and the people just trying to save animals and the planet and help others are almost always broke? 
Why is it that segment of the population struggling so hard but can't figure out money, can't bring it in, can't hold it when it does come in, actively doesn't like it, and actively pushes against money? Some even hate it, and start labeling everything to do with money, marketing, and sales is horrifically evil. 
What is it about this population that makes that happen?
I hypothesize it's the inability to tolerate the physicality of being here. 

If we're unwilling to be with the discomfort change requires it is pointless for us to sign up for more courses until we are - otherwise it's wasting money and time.

Not understanding just how uncomfortable long-lasting change can be is why we sign up/quit/sign up/quit/sign up...

When things gets real, we decide it's the material, it's the teacher, it's the timing, blah blah woof woof, all the made up reasons that let us stay in our Familiar Bad Feeling Place and none of them are true.
 

Change feels wretched.
Change requires us to do things we do NOT want to do.
Change requires us to STOP doing things that we really WANT to do.
 

If we want change then we have to love ourselves and our potential future gains enough to STOP RUNNING AWAY.