The Truth: It’s Never About the Money

Published: August 20, 2024


When I talk to women about investing in themselves, I often hear the same refrain: “I don’t have the money.” But let me tell you, it’s never really about the money.

More often than not, these women have never truly spent money on themselves, and just the thought of doing so fills them with guilt. They’re so used to putting everyone else first—whether it’s their children, their partner, or their work—that the idea of prioritising their own needs feels almost taboo. So, they continue to say no to themselves, choosing to suffer in silence rather than voice their desires.

But here’s the truth: when my clients muster up the courage to talk to their partners about what they want to do, they’re often met with unexpected support. In fact, m2 Columnany partners are relieved to see their loved ones taking steps to reclaim their happiness. They’ve noticed the toll that neglecting oneself has taken and are eager to see a change.

Most men have an innate desire to support the women they love. It’s woven into their very being to want to provide, to see their partners happy and fulfilled. However, somewhere along the way, roles and expectations shifted, leaving many men unsure of where they stand.

This uncertainty can lead to tension and even breakdowns in relationships.


But here’s the thing: it’s never too late to start asking for what you want. To say yes to yourself. And here’s something even more amazing—90% of the women who choose to invest in themselves and work with me find that the money they spent returns to them, often from sources they never even considered, by the time our work together is complete.

So, it’s never about the money. It’s about allowing yourself the freedom to prioritize your well-being, to ask for what you need, and to trust that the universe will support you when you do. When you say yes to yourself, you open the door to abundance and possibilities you never imagined.

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