You’re in a therapist’s office.

On one side of the couch is you and on the other side is money.

You’re telling the therapist all the things that bother you so much about money.

How you “don’t want to need money”

And how you “hate that money is always on your mind when you don’t have enough”

But then your therapist asks you this:

“What if your relationship with money—this endless push and pull—isn’t about the dollars in your bank account, but about how you value yourself and your work?”

That’s a tough pill to swallow…

And this might go against everything...