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Morgana - How I Turned My Money Monster into a Money Honey

I was always told, “Go to school, get good grades, do good work and you’ll make money.  Ha! They have nothing to do with each other. If that were the case, women would make $2.50 for every dollar a man makes, but I digress.

 

In 2002 I was struggling to make a hundred dollars a month, holding on to one half of a not very good client. $100 in Los Angeles, where a studio apartment costs $1,800.

Top that.

 

I was doing everything I was supposed to do—I had the coaches and the website, the business cards, the brochures, a mountain of client success stories, the fancy east coast education and professional certifications, and I had the prettiest vision board and a millionaire mindset.

 

Big effing deal. I was still making $100 a month.

 

I tried every class and at least a dozen coaches on inner game and outer strategy. I was a great student and did everything I was told. Nothing worked. When I ran out of ideas and out of hope (and cash) I plummeted into the blackest place. I couldn’t stop crying.  I hated the Universe, and the Universe hated me. I was so angry, hurt and hopeless that I wanted to take my ball and leave the game of life. I’d been working on this problem for years. I couldn’t take it any more.

 

Then the weirdest thing happened. A coach friend called and asked, “Morgana, if your money were a PERSON, who would your money be?”

 

My money “person” instantly appeared in my mind’s eye: a big, scary, dirty, violent biker. He terrified me. I could see myself watching him to keep maximum distance between the two of us.

 

For the first time in my life, my financial situation made sense: I was PROTECTING myself from money. Who knew? It became crystal clear to me that if this biker was my money, I would never be able to have money in my life.

 

I had to get rid of the biker—my “Money Monster.”

 

I asked myself, “who could I want in my life so much that I would want this person even though it’s money?”

 

This was an important question: as any woman knows who has been in an abusive relationship, we don’t want to jump back in to the nightmare we just escaped. I needed a new person who was so worthy of my love and admiration that I’d be willing to give this relationship a chance.

 

As soon as I asked the question, my new Money “Honey” appeared: tall, dark, handsome, romantic, safe, loving, and very, very cute. (Yes, I had to turn money into a cute guy, just to be nice to it.) He was the opposite of the monster in every way.

 

The monster represented all that was wrong, hurtful, unsafe and unloving in the world—everything we must protect ourselves from. The new Money Honey represents our relationship with life when we are safe, loved, and aligned with our power, wisdom and worth.

 

It only works when it’s personal: when we imagine these archetypes in human form. Anything else is abstract and unbelievable. We must  make this relationship feel real. That’s when results happen.

**I would add a comma after form and then continue the sentence with anything (but in lower case, of course.)

 

I could feel how deeply this new person loved me and wanted to stay with me.

 

I asked my money-person, “What do you need from me to allow you to stay with me?”

 

Money responded, “I need you to love me and stop treating me like a monster.”

 

In that moment I vowed to put Love before Fear, and to be a good relationship partner.

 

Results came quick. The next day four people hired me for twice what I’d ever charged before. I had to bite my tongue to not shove a free sample session down their throat.

Instead, I said the craziest thing I’d ever said in my life. I said, “Great. Here’s my fee. When do you want to begin?”

 

The clients kept coming and coming and coming. As have all the major television networks, National Public Radio, United Press International, Yahoo Finance, and the Wall Street Journal. I’ve become known as “the Money Honey lady,” “the money maven,” and “the world’s leading relationship with money coach.” Four of my female clients broke through 7 and 8 figures in 2016 alone.

 

I believe, with all my conviction, that when you’re doing everything in your power to get a result, and it’s not happening, you are protecting yourself from what you want. It’s not an accident. There are ALWAYS good reasons. You cannot have what you fear and despise. Something must change on the inside before it can change on the outside.

 

PS: How’s YOUR Money Love Life?  Take this QUIZ  and find out!

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