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Morgana - Spirituality and Business: how can you charge money for spiritual gifts?

GaneshPsssst! Can I tell you a secret?

Healing people is easy for me. I’ve been doing it since I was a kid. They (the grown ups) were calling me an old soul when I was five.

That’s ridiculous. Souls are eternal. They’re ALL old.

 

I was the twelve year-old reconnecting adults to their truth, their value, and their opportunities. (“Gee, Morgana. That sounds sort of like what you do now…”)

And as I got older and started to coach people, I became a lucky charm. It’s easy. Some people have perfect pitch. (I don’t!) I have magic.

My friend Aime says that every time she and I talk on the phone, her husband makes an online sale.

And it’s COMPULSIVE! I call it a case of OCD: Obsessive Coaching Disorder. I can’t help myself from butting in and wanting to fix things whenever I see someone in pain, stuggling, or stuck. I just can’t stand it! Especially when I know how easy it is for me to fix.

So what does this have to do with money?

A lot of people in the “conscious business” world are talking about how we need to be more generous, give more value. I totally agree.

It’s just that’s not my issue. That’s not my edge…Wanna hear my REAL EDGE? Charging money!

That’s right. Helping people is easy. Asking for payment has always been the most uncomfortable part of my business.

And that’s why I was struggling to make a measly $100/month 14 years ago until I reached a turning point…

I made a decision that Money was my next area of Spiritual Growth. I could not serve the world until I became a grown up and could take care of myself.

And that meant charging for things that come naturally to me.

And charging people who are in pain. That’s the toughest.

To this day, stating my fee and sticking to it is a spiritual practice.  And to make it easier, I imagine money as a really cute guy worthy of my love. Because rejecting him is NOT loving, and I’m all about love.

So take a moment and chew on this, especially all you light workers and healers and artists and coaches who are already so good at what you do, and you’re not making enough money doing it…

  1. Is money your next area of spiritual growth?
  2. What does that look like for you?
  3. How might NOT charging be a cop out?
  4. How would your prosperity serve the world?

P.S. I would REALLY like to read your comments on this one!
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