You’re making good money, but somehow it never feels like enough. You hit income goals, yet the stress and anxiety are still there. Why? Because money can’t fix joy, happiness, or security. In this episode of The Seed & Society Podcast, I talk with money mindset expert Pericles Rellas about why income alone doesn’t change your life and how your “financial thermostat” silently controls how much money you can earn, keep, and enjoy.
Pericles shares his proven four-step process to reset your thermostat: notice and own your limiting beliefs, release them, create a new story about money, and start looking for evidence of abundance in everyday life. We also dive into why money is neutral energy that amplifies who you already are, why manifestation often fails when you include the problem in the solution, and how gratitude and presence create the joy most people think money will buy.
If you’ve ever felt broke even after a raise or wondered why more income hasn’t brought more peace, this conversation will show you how to shift your relationship with money and finally feel “enough.
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