Ep. #137: Conquering Money Mindset Blocks
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“If you hang around four broke people, you’re sure to be the fifth!”
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How is your relationship with money? Does even bringing up the subject of money make you a little antsy? In this episode we have an energizing conversation with Natalie Bullen, a wealth and money mindset coach and the CEO of Unapologetic Wealth. Natalie talks about how we need to be more empowered and confident in talking about money and, most importantly, in receiving it. For leaders who are from ‘helping professions’ or who are in the nonprofit world or for many entrepreneurs, there can be a scarcity mindset around money. This shows up as “there isn’t enough money” or “I can’t have any more money.” These are the types of mindset blocks that Natalie helps to break down. In this episode, you will:
Learn the importance of not ‘going it alone’ when building wealth
Listen to the influence of Natalie’s parents (who were Black Panthers when she was a child) and their influence on who she is today
Hear Natalie talk about her opinions on apologizing and why ‘Unapologetic Wealth’ became her business name
Understand the importance of joy and abundance in creating a positive money mindset
Hear Natalie talk about about common blocks people have around building wealth including unworthiness
Learn a few ways to address money blocks you may be dealing with in your life such as forgiving yourself for past mistakes and not harboring resentment
Hear Natalie’s understanding of how to allow space for things to grow
Understand why you cannot ‘budget’ your way into wealth but rather you need to focus on how to bring more money in
More about Natalie Bullen
Natalie Bullen is a wealth and money mindset coach from Mobile, AL. As the owner of Unapologetic Wealth LLC, she teaches women service-based entrepreneurs to prioritize peace and profit and view sales as service so they can step into the wealth they deserve and desire. An anti-hustle and pro-abundance coach, she shuns traditional personal finance values rooted in shame, guilt and fear and encourages followers to dream bigger, increase their prices and magnify their gifts.