Why Your Bank Account Remembers Your Childhood | Kim Le

A property manager spent three years feeling drained by everyone around her, unaware that the work she was about to begin would end with her mother telling her, for the first time in fifty-three years, that she loved her.Kim Le, known as the Master Heart Healer and a wealth mindset coach with more than three decades of experience, joins Los Angeles Tribune Leadership Week 2026 to explain how she traces money struggles, strained relationships, and physical health back to unresolved generational trauma. She walks through her process for helping clients heal old wounds so they can build what she calls three-sixty abundance across their finances, relationships, and wellbeing. Kim also shares news of her upcoming role in Pillars of Power: The Money Matrix, the documentary from LAT Productions that places her alongside Jack Canfield, Sharon Lechter, and Ken Honda.The conversation keeps returning to that one client, a property manager who spent a year working with Kim to untangle decades of rejection from her mother, who had long favored her brother. As that relationship healed, her income grew by roughly forty percent, and she and her mother now talk for hours at a time. For Kim, raising three children as a single mother while building this work has become its own quiet proof that what we inherit does not have to decide what comes next.Follow us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LATProductionsIncFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/LATribuneProductionsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/latribuneproductions/