02/18/2026
Someone recently commented on a local FB group post saying my rate is “too high.”
And of course… they’re also a bodyworker / life coach.
I laughed.
Not because they’re wrong to have feelings.�Because it’s TO COMMON.
So many healers will spend YEARS mastering their craft…�and then collapse the second money enters the conversation.
Same trauma. Different costume.
We’ll call undercharging “humility.”�We’ll call burnout “service.”�We’ll call being broke “detachment.”�We’ll call it spiritual…
…while some “spiritual” spaces quietly train you to believe that being resourced (both in your nervous system and bank account) is less holy— so you stay small, grateful, and easy to manipulate… only for those people to profit on your smallness.
Here’s the part that stings:
If my rate triggers you, it’s not about my pricing.�It’s about your money wound.
Because the truth is…�you can’t deliver real medicine from a state of self-abandonment.
My body is my instrument.�If I’m not cared for, regulated, fed, trained, rested—you feel it on the table.
So yes, my rate includes creating a lifestyle that is conducive to the standard of work YOU want to receive & expect from me:
* eating well
* training + continuing education
* my own bodywork + recovery
* strength work + mobility
* actual rest
* rent, taxes, insurance, admin, the invisible backend that keeps this alive
Everything costs more now.�And I’m not pretending scarcity is a virtue.
Healers and bodyworkers should be charging according to life in 2026, not like it was back in the 90s…
If you want bargain touch, go bargain shop.�If you want deep, skilled, sustainable work from someone who works from his worth…
DM me and let’s get you on my table (if my rate doesn’t scare you away 🤣)