Today I’m chatting about something that hits close to home for many of us – money mindset blocks.
You know what's wild? Recent studies show that women-owned businesses generate 44% less revenue than male-owned businesses. But here's the thing – this gap isn't necessarily about capability. It's often about our relationship with money and how we value ourselves.
I'm going to share some real talk about this because, honestly, I've been there.
Back when I first started my online business, I was seriously undercharging for my digital products. I'd spend weeks, sometimes months, creating a course, pack it with value, and then price it way below market rate because that little voice in my head kept saying, "Who am I to charge premium prices?"
Today, we're going to break down those money mindset blocks, and I'll give you practical steps to build genuine financial confidence.
Whether you're a service provider working from your home office or a digital product creator like me, you're going to walk away with real, actionable strategies to improve your relationship with money.
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