EPISODE · Dec 29, 2025 · 39 MIN
The Hidden Reason Women Stay Broke: How Nervous System Dysregulation Blocks Wealth & What to Do About It
from Hopeful and Wholesome: Wellness, Nutrition, Inner Healing and Self-Improvement for High Achieving Women and Entrepreneurs · host Hope Pedraza
Send us Fan MailWhat if money wasn’t something you needed to chase… fix your mindset around… or “work harder” to earn?In this raw, expansive conversation, Hope sits down with Kiki Rae, Trauma-Informed Wealth Embodiment Mentor and founder of the Wildly Wealthy Woman movement, to dismantle the traditional money mindset narrative and reveal what actually creates sustainable wealth: safety in the body, nervous system regulation, and frequency-first embodiment.Kiki shares her deeply personal journey of building a six-figure business, losing it all by shrinking herself to be loved, and then rebuilding from the inside out, by separating wealth from money and reclaiming her power, intuition, and capacity to receive.This is a conversation about wealth wounds, feminine safety, ancestral conditioning, embodiment, and why money responds to who you’re being, not what you’re doing.✨ What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy money mindset alone doesn’t work (and what actually creates financial expansion)The difference between money and wealth, and why confusing the two keeps women stuckHow shrinking yourself to be loved directly impacts income and successWhy safety in the nervous system is required to receive more moneyThe “frequency first” approach to wealth creationHow embodiment, not strategy, collapses timelinesWhy women often hit financial plateaus as they grow (and how patriarchy + conditioning play a role)How “playing pretend” rewires the subconscious and accelerates resultsThe connection between trauma, survival patterns, and financial self-sabotageHow to begin healing wealth wounds without bypassing real-world responsibilitiesWhy honoring intuition is the foundation of purpose, fulfillment, and wealth🔗 Resources & Links MentionedFollow Kiki on Instagram: https://instagram.com/wildlywealthywomanFree Facebook Community – The Wildly Wealthy Woman Movement: https://facebook.com/groups/wwwmovementFacebook Page: https://facebook.com/thekikiraeInsight Timer Meditations: https://insighttimer.com/kikiraeLearn More About Kiki’s Work: https://msha.ke/wildlywealthywoman👤 Guest Bio: Kiki RaeKiki Rae is a Trauma-Informed Wealth Embodiment Mentor redefining wealth consciousness for visionary 6- and 7-figure entrepreneurs by awakening the Wildly Wealthy Woman within.An International Best-Selling Author, Manifestation Expert, Kundalini Practitioner, and Founder of the Quantum Breath Academy, Kiki fuses neurosomatic rewiring, nervous system regulation, and energetic embodiment to help women heal their wealth wounds so they can create, hold, and multiply money without sabotaging their success.Her work goes far beyond financial literacy. Kiki is here for financial liberation, ensuring money is never again the reason a woman says no to her desires, her safety, or her expansion.Connect with me on Instagram and tell me what you think!For some more free resources to help you on your journey, click HERE to download my Guide to Seed Cycling and HERE for my guide on Minerals for Chakra Balancing and Longevity (a personal favorite because mineral balancing is my jam!)
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Send us Fan Mail What if money wasn’t something you needed to chase… fix your mindset around… or “work harder” to earn? In this raw, expansive conversation, Hope sits down with Kiki Rae, Trauma-Informed Wealth Embodiment Mentor and founder of the Wildly Wealthy Woman movement, to dismantle the traditional money mindset narrative and reveal what actually creates sustainable wealth: safety in the body, nervous system regulation, and frequency-first embodiment. Kiki shares her deeply personal jo...
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