Planted Beliefs and the Behaviors That Shape Our Finances

This week on The Courage Coalition, I had to sit with a hard question: Where do I go from here? The truth is, I was wrestling with clarity — not because I don’t have stories or lessons to share, but because sometimes the message feels heavy. Then a conversation with a prospective client reminded me of something simple but profound: we all live in cycles. The same story, the same belief, the same behavior… over and over again. And unless we pause to see it for what it is, nothing changes.

So for the next few weeks, I’m going to walk you through what it looks like to work with me as a financial coach — not because I want to “sell” you, but because I believe we all have the power to do this work right where we are. We’ll break down the difference between making money (an action), keeping money (a behavior), and growing money (knowledge). And we’ll uncover the real driver behind all three: your core values. Because money will never feel free, purposeful, or aligned until it reflects who you truly are and what you deeply believe.

This episode starts with an invitation: go back to those early years and ask yourself, What did I first believe about money? Those planted beliefs — from parents, grandparents, culture, or community — still shape the way you earn, save, and spend today. Naming them is the first step to rewriting them. If you’re tired of repeating the same money story, this is your chance to break the cycle and create a new one, rooted in values that feel like freedom, not fear.

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