Money is Spiritual With David Hayward (Ep. 44)

Are your spiritual beliefs affecting your financial health?

Viewing money as a spiritual tool can help you break free from a scarcity mindset.

In this episode, Financial Dignity® Coach, Christine Luken, welcomes David Hayward, a former pastor-turned-artist known for his Naked Pastor blog, to discuss his book, “Money Is Spiritual.” David shares his personal journey from a scarcity mindset to financial freedom, emphasizing the importance of seeing money as a spiritual asset. They explore breaking negative money beliefs, practical steps for healing your financial relationship, and the power of positive communities.

David discusses: 

• How his upbringing and career as a pastor influenced his money mindset.
• The concept of money being spiritual and its potential to be worshiped
• Why so many people spiritualize negativity about money
• Tips on overcoming guilt and learning to charge what you’re worth as an artist
• Why it’s so important to surround yourself with positive influences to transform your financial outlook
• And more

Resources:

• Money Is Spiritual by David Hayward
• Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T. Harv Eker
• Endure by Alex Hutchinson
• Educated by Tara Westover
• The Quantum Physics of Manifesting with Carissa Andrews (Ep. 43)

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Connect with Christine Luken: 

• Christine Luken, Financial Dignity® Coach 
• LinkedIn: 7 Pillars, LLC
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• YouTube: Christine Luken
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• Connect with Christine Luken for financial coaching

Connect with David Hayward:

• Naked Pastor
• YouTube: Naked Pastor
• Instagram: @NakedPastor
• TikTok: @NakedPastor

About our Guest: 

David Hayward served the church for about 30 years, then left the ministry in 2010. He’s been running the nakedpastor blog s