Healing My Relationship with Money: From Tightness to Financial Freedom


Money was never the problem—I always had enough. Growing up middle-class and working in finance, I even profited from cryptocurrency investments. Yet, I felt constant tightness around money, lacking financial flow and abundance.

Despite thinking I was smart and strategic, I was driven by money fear, chasing wealth accumulation and early retirement. Through Money Coaching with Karen McAllister, I uncovered deep limiting beliefs about money rooted in culture and family.

The real breakthrough? Generosity—giving away money, kindness, and attention. This created a positive cycle, freeing me from fear and opening up financial freedom and a healthy money mindset.

This shift inspired me to pursue a career aligned with my values: studying Traditional Chinese Medicine and embracing purpose-driven work.

If you feel stuck with money, explore healing your money mindset and integrating money and spirituality. It’s possible to find peace, power, and flow in your financial life.

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