Abundance Avoidance versus Abundance Anxiety and How to Manage this Money Noise

Are you stuck in an abundance avoidance cycle?

In my 16 years of coaching and 20 years studying money mindset, I’ve found that money stress often stems from either abundance avoidance or abundance anxiety behaviors, rooted in childhood and past experiences.

In this episode, I’ll help you identify your behavioral loop with 10 key symptoms and guide you towards healing for a secure relationship with money. Unraveling the behavioral psychology behind limiting abundance patterns can liberate your mental and energetic channels, allowing abundance to flow freely into your life, perhaps for the very first time.

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If you’re experiencing money stress, fears, or uncertainty, in my 16 years of coaching people, you are either in a set of “Abundance Avoidance” behaviors or “Abundance Anxiety” behaviors. These behaviors are most often inherited from childhood, significant close relationships, and both traumatic and subtle negative experiences with money.  

I’m going to help you quickly identify which loop you’re in by explaining 10 key symptom identifiers. Then we will discuss how you can start healing these symptoms to move towards a securely attached relationship with money. 

This is the behavioral psychology behind your limiting abundance patterns in your life. Once these are unlocked you will mentally and energetically allow abundance to flow freely into your life, maybe for the first time ever!

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