WHAT IF THE REASON YOU FEEL STUCK ISN’T YOUR WORK - BUT WHAT YOU BELIEVE ABOUT YOUR WORTH AND MONEY?
For a long time, I believed my value and success were tied to my job title, salary, or connections. But over the years, I came to realize that what truly matters is what I believe about myself and the confidence I have in my own abilities.
Over the years, I found myself lost more often than not — unsure of what direction to take or how to create a life that truly felt like mine. I had checked all the boxes: went to college, got good grades, earned my degrees, and held steady jobs. As the daughter of immigrant parents, I grew up valuing hard work and stability. And while I’m grateful for each role — they taught me valuable lessons — I was still exhausted, underpaid, and unfulfilled in work that didn’t light me up. I struggled to understand my purpose and constantly questioned if I was doing something wrong.
In search of something more, I first moved to a city where I didn’t know a single person. I was young, scared, and figuring it all out as I went. Eventually, I made an even bigger move to another state. Each step was fueled by a quiet knowing that I couldn’t keep living the same way. I didn’t have a clear plan — just a deep desire for change. It was isolating, emotional and confusing at times, especially as a single woman creating stability on her own.
At the time, I didn’t realize that deep-rooted limiting beliefs — especially around money — were creating a scarcity mindset that touched every area of my life. I had internalized generational patterns around success and survival, and I was subconsciously holding myself back from the very life I longed for. Those messages shaped my self-image and kept me in a cycle of overthinking, self-doubt, and settling.
My healing didn’t happen overnight. It took over a decade of trial, reflection, and growth. But little by little, I started doing the deeper internal work — healing fears, exploring inherited beliefs, reconnecting with faith, and making decisions that honored who I really was. I stopped chasing what looked good on the outside and began building a life that felt authentic to me — a soul-led life, not a surface-level one.
I no longer see money as something outside of me. I’ve rebuilt my self-worth, strengthened my confidence, and found a sense of trust in myself I never had before. I’m no longer chasing the “right” path — I’m creating a life that reflects the truth of who I am.
Together, we’ll gently uncover the deeper patterns that keep you stuck, so you can reconnect with your inner confidence and begin to see yourself — and your relationship with money — through your own truth, not external expectations.
