25/02/2026
What's your relationship with money?
Nowadays we talk and think a lot about money. Mostly about how little we have, why it's that much, how we could have more. We use numbers and a rational approach, but our relationship with money starts with the family, it is a personal, so to speak, inherited pattern.
On the surface, there is the conscious perception that you have developed within yourself, which says: you deserve it. Ask for the price. Earn more. It will come easily. Spend it on what brings you joy, not just on what you have to.
However, under the surface there is a series of family beliefs, deeply ingrained sentences, patterns, and fears that you have adopted. Internal programs that once protected you, but now hold you back unnoticed.
As a result, no matter how much you work, somehow it never stays. You might raise the price, but you don't feel good enough. You might desire abundance, but you still don't feel like spending money. In such cases, it's not your ability that is lacking. But the inner permission to deviate from the inner pattern is missing.
I will give you a little taste of limiting beliefs, these sentences can help you see your patterns. Notice if something moves inside you as you read.
I have to work hard for money.
Money corrupts a person.
If I have a lot of money, others will envy me.
If I become successful, I will distance myself from my family.
I can't handle money.
It is not appropriate for spiritual or helping people to earn a lot of money.
If I ask for more money for my work, I am selfish.
Security is never permanent, money can disappear at any time.
I don't deserve prosperity.
I prefer to stay small, it is safer.
If you feel that one or more sentences have touched you, it may be worth working on these topics in an individual coaching or mentoring process.
We will explore in detail your personal statements, belief systems, and rewrite your relationship with money.
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Krisztina Csete