André Duqum

You can get comfortable in the environment that you're in and the people that are around you that share similar beliefs around money that are sort of unspoken.

And so what I would say is to first spend time with people who don't have that same money story.

Spend time around people that think much more expansively and don't have blocks around money.

And then start to challenge your own notion.

And write down a lot of the questions we had in this conversation.

What does it mean to live a rich life?

What are my stories about money?

And then I think that starts to shift the direction of your focus around it.

And then you're given the opportunity.

I feel like in life so often you're given the same lesson until you pass the test.

And when, let's say, you're an artist and you sell paintings and you sell them for a couple hundred bucks, but you feel like the value is they're $1,000 or $2,000.

You're given an opportunity next time somebody wants to buy your painting and asks for a discount to say, no, this is what it's worth.

And that's uncomfortable, but it is an opportunity for you to really refine what your value is.

And you'll be shocked at the level of abundance that comes in as a byproduct of you standing for what your value and worth is.

Yeah, man, that's powerful.

Yeah.

What would you add to that?

That's great.

Well, I would say that, you know, everyone watching or listening, you should create your own mastermind.

And so people can learn from you in the spiritual community about how to expand their message and charge properly for their message.