27. What your love and money stories have in common

from Breakup Pep Talks · host Sarah Curnoles

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In this episode Sarah discusses the common themes between healing one's love story and money story. Key points include: - The importance of receptivity - being able to receive compliments, love, and abundance. This requires healing at the nervous system level to feel safe and worthy. - How early life experiences and conditioning shape our stories around money and love, and how we can question and reframe these beliefs. - How embracing pleasure, joy, and a sense of wholeness is a pathway to greater abundance in both love and money. - The need to heal shame and worthiness issues that underlie many financial and relationship challenges.

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