For years, my natural instinct when it came to money, especially having money in the bank or making money, was to run as far and as fast as possible.
And I did this for years and I prayed that somehow if I worked hard enough and did enough affirmations, my money situation would change and my relationship with money would change.
Years ago I would have fought my desire to rest and judged it as procrastination. Often procrastination can be a trauma response, especially when it comes to money goals and why self discipline actually doesn't work in that case.
I work with clients from all walks of life and a few of the a white Women on these streets have been my private clients and they know how I work and have had amazing breakthroughs from my work.
I have spent years explaining why Black Women need safe spaces and why my group retreats are the way they are.
One of the things I find deeply fascinating is the amount of people who message me and ask me what I do to travel the way I do:
Are you working, is it your job that takes you to these countries?
Do you have a business goal that brought you here?
Are you invited by friends or business people to these countries?
In this video, I read the introduction chapter to my new book, "What's your money personality? Changing the way Black families manage their finances."
I'm beyond excited to share this journey with you all. Your support means the world to me, and I can't wait for you to have my book in your hands…
