Memorable Quotes:
“We think the money will set us free, but as long as we have these fears and anxieties running, as doubts about our worth or our enoughness, there’s not enough money in the world to make it feel enough.” – Michelle Masters
“Most of us have these deep subconscious blocks and fears and beliefs. And generally we’re trying to change subconscious patterns consciously, right? Through our conscious understanding, through conscious action. But the thing is, the blocks that we have, the old beliefs, the old self-sabotage, the old fears and insecurities, are literally stored in a different part of our brains from our conscious analytical mind.” – Michelle Masters
“Most of our beliefs about ourselves and the world, how the world works, what we have to do to be safe, what we have to do to be deserving and worthy. All in place pretty much by age three.” – Michelle Masters
“Our subconscious loves to run twenty-four hours a day loops of terrible things that have happened, terrible things that could happen. And you can’t tell the difference between things that have happened and things that could happen. So it just generates anxiety and fear and reinforces, you know, old patterns of fear, insecurity, questions about our worth continual.” – Michelle Masters
“Unlike your phone, your beliefs are not designed to update themselves because that patterning is really old and it is like password protected, it’s designed to be hard to access.” – Michelle Masters
“One of the best ways you can access the place where that old stuff is stored is through the feeling. The feeling that comes, the emotion that comes, even the physical sensations that come up. So if when people think about money, they get a tightness in their chest or, you know, a churning in their stomach, or they go kind of almost dissociated, whatever it is, that feeling can be the thing that gets us access to the youngest parts of them, where this all started. Because it is the core beliefs that are really hard to shift.” – Michelle Masters
“When you can start to stabilize like, no, you’re okay. There’s nothing in you that is not enough, that’s broken, that’s flawed, that’s intrinsically wrong; you’re fine. When you can start to stabilize that for people, it’s a huge relief for the nervous system ’cause most of us have been in multiple levels of fight-or-flight our entire lives.” – Michelle Masters
