Face Your Financial Saboteurs to Unlock Your Hidden Prosperity

Each one of has our own financial saboteur archetypes, that are created to keep us safe, and away from the perceived negative consequences of becoming the Wealthy Woman.

 

Identifying the unhelpful behaviours and beliefs that are keeping you stuck at your current level, is the first step in reclaiming your power over money.

 

The traits, behaviours and beliefs of your self-sabotage archetypes are costing you money in your business in more ways than 1!

 

When you know better however, you can do better.

 

Once you have awarness of your own arechetypes, your next step is to understand why these archetypes were created in the first place, heal and then release past trauma so that you can step into The Wealthy Woman, and unlock your hidden prosperity.

 

Read on, to find out which of these archetypes you resonate with most, and then let me know in the comments! 

 

The Rebel - Defensive (Doesn't like to be coached or consider other's input), avoids making easy money because they don't want to do things like other people. Has been rejected by others in the past (possibly by parents, family and friends) so now has F you energy for self-protection. Likes to be controversial or different for the sake of it. Doesn't play well with others, so misses opportunities to collaborate and expand their reach. Doesn't fully put themselves out there. Takes a 'no' personally. 

 

The Martyr - Chronically undercharges for their services (because they don't want to appear 'too salesey' or 'in it for the money'). They believe struggle is part of the heart-led entrepreneurial journey, and that their client's couldn't afford their prices if they increased them. Overdelivers and doesn't uphold boundaries, which depletes their energy and limits their ability to help more clients. Overly responsible for client's results, which can disempower their clients, even though they have good intentions. Maxed out in capacity, but won't invest in a Mentor or team, because they want to prove they can do it all by themselves. Don't feel worthy of their success, or trust that they can replicate it. Often seen telling others how busy they are. 

 

The Hustler - Lives in push energy, trying to find the next sale, because they worry there wont be more. Looking for fast cash, and quick wins so throws out lots of new offers opportunistically, because they don't want to wait for longer term plans to come to fruition. Lacks strategic vision, so focusses month to month. Can be a chameleon and mould themselves into the environment that they are in, so as to capitalise on the perceived opportunity, rather than claiming their space and allowing their ideal client to be magnetised. Lacks self-trust.

 

The Princess - Waiting to be saved, she puts her faith and trust in others because she doesn't believe she has what it takes to be successful. Unable to detach from the emotions of business, so takes any rejection personally. Continually feels overwhelmed and lacks connection to self.  Neglects her business when things aren't working out, chasing high-ticket Mentors who promise £10k months with little to no work. Lacks accountability, needs to lean in, when they want to lean out. 

 

The Magpie - Lacks self-trust so is always looking for 'the next big thing' in business. Continually launches new offers, and pivoting their messaging, throws spaghetti at the wall, rather than doubling down on one thing. Continually distracted, chasing the next Mentor, who promises big returns for little to no work. In love with the launch and creation process, usually because they are just trying to make money, rather than commit to mastery of any one thing. Usually a symptom of imposter syndrome and unworthiness. Romanticises the idea of being a business owner, but doesn't enjoy the consistent work needed to achieve success. 

 

The Imposter - Doesn't own the value that they bring to the table, so lacks conviction in what they are selling, and the solutions they bring to their clients. Avoids being seen as an Expert, and expanding outside of their comfort zone. Even when they do make money, they believe it is a fluke, and that they won't be able to replicate their success so they can't enjoy it. Doesn't believe anyone will pay higher prices, so they stay stuck in survival mode, unable to invest in a Mentor, team or software that could help them scale their business. Hides their real self. 

 

The Roller Coaster Rider - Lacks strategy, so is always winging it in business, which leads to feast and famine sales cycles. Emotionally led, so shows up when things are good and results are great, but leans out when things aren't working. Takes rejection personally. Isn't supported (because they are bootstrapping their business and never seem to have spare cash for a mentor or team), so can only focus on one thing at a time i.e. delivery, which causes a lack of leads in their pipeline. Never gets the time freedom that they crave.

 

The Perfectionist - Lacks self-trust, which they tell themselves, they just have high standards. Fails to move on inspiration and opportunities because they are waiting for things to be perfect. Usually avoids putting themselves out there (and being rejected or judged) so hides in 'busy work' instead. Doesn't trust others can do things as good as them, so they fail to scale their business by investing in a team, Mentor or software that could support them. Invests in lower ticket programs but is slow to execute. Stays hidden. 

 

If you are ready to eliminate your saboteur archetype, and awaken your inner Wealthy Woman, to unlock the hidden prosperity that is waiting for you, this is your invitation to join me inside The Wealthy Woman Academy. It's the ultimate sales accelerate and financial safe space for ambitious, heart-led women who want to make an impact AND an income. 

 

 

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