Krista Williams
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352 appearances
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first heard Jun 2025
last heard 26 Feb
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I think to become more profitable, a book that I love that I recommend is called A Happy Pocket Full of Money. Have you read that? Mm-mm. It's really, really good about the relationship you can have to money and the energetics of money. And it's been incredibly profound and transformative for me.
I think when you think about becoming more profitable, there's so many different aspects of it related to your business. But if the foundational relationship you have to the energetics of money isn't there, you're never going to become more profitable. So getting your relationship right, the energetic frequency and the connection you have with money is going to be incredibly helpful.
When I could finally meet money and respect and love money in the way that I do, I'm so grateful for the way money moves in my life. I'm so grateful for the way money gives me freedom, for the way money supports my health, for the way money supports my life. family. I have so much respect and love for money. So money loves to work with me. Money loves to be around me.
Money loves to hang out with me. Money loves to move through me. And once you can have that, you can really see how money can move more in your business.
Can we actually stick on this for a little bit? I feel like I have an incredible relationship with money. Sometimes I wonder, I'm like, how do people not make money? I feel like I just attract money left and right, right?
Where do you think that comes from? My dad was a surgeon. Cool. But he grew up super poor. So my dad grew up in Palestine. I'm Palestinian. So he grew up with no running water. He was dirt poor. He became a surgeon. And then when I was growing up, he never wanted me to feel like money was an obstacle because it was for him.
So like, if I wanted to buy anything, I remember one time he bought me like a thousand dollar Furby, you know, like on QVC when it was really popular. You know, and he spent a thousand dollars to get me this Furby. His phrase was, if something was a hundred dollars, he'd be like, oh, that's free. I'm obsessed. And he would always just tell me that's free. That's free.
And I think so many people take what they learned or did not learn when they were younger from their parents. and use it as like an excuse not to rewrite their relationship with money. So it's like, my parents never taught me about, this is something I've done. My parents never taught me about balancing my checkbook or like how to manage money or how to invest or how to work with a credit card.
Oh, can dad, can I have this money? Oh, sure. No problem. So he made me feel like money was just so easy. Wow. And so my whole life, I just thought money is easy. Wow. And now I just make a lot of money all the time. You know, like we just like have these huge deals. And then sometimes I think when people like make such little money, I'm like, how? How are they making such little money? You know?
Like never, none of that. And there was always stress around money. There was always fights were started over money. always. So I really had this stiff arm approach to money where I'm like, money's over here. I don't really want to look at it. I don't really want to talk about it. I've had very, very abundant times in my life. And usually that's because I am not connecting money to my worth.
I have a really good, but I have bad relationships with other things. You know what I'm saying? So like money just happens to be good for me. But talk to me about your relationship with money. And I think a lot of people have things with money in terms of their beliefs. Oh, yeah. Of course.
It's so much, it's the hierarchy of money. Money means worth. Money means safety. Money means security. Money means you're bad. Like if we look at the media programming, a lot of the media programming, the villains are rich. So we have this idea that having money is bad. Jesus had no money.
And I am just living in a way that's like incredibly aligned. I'm using my gifts. And that's usually when I have a lot of money coming in. But any period of time where I've Literally held money as I'm going to feel okay today if I have this amount in my bank account. It's evaded me at all costs. So it's just really interesting.
You know, like the gurus and the saints and the cultural leaders from a religious perspective were usually poor. So we have this embedded idea around money and the relationship to money in our lives. And I think so many of us have grown up with money is shameful. You don't talk about it. You don't talk about money. You don't talk about sex. You don't talk about religion.
Like Krista said, the relationship with money on an energetic level I think is important. But also looking at where did your money story come from?
So not only are we not talking about it, but we're living in a society that's telling us that money is bad. But yet all the people at the top are figuring out ways to get money. So I think when we can really take our power back and have a beautiful relationship with money, money actually isn't anything. It's like paper.
You know, just being really honest about it and knowing that you can rewrite it right now. In this moment, you can start rewriting it. You don't have the like scarlet letter on you for the rest of your life. You can absolutely rewrite this. And I think for me, it helped to understand why my parents had the beliefs that they did. I just had more compassion.
So we're actually placing all this energy and value and thought and meaning to paper. So how can we take the power back and be like, this is a tool for me to live my life in the way that I want. This is something I deserve. This is something that I can move through me energetically and become something that can be supportive of the life that I want.
I didn't have as much resentment towards them. Yeah. So, yeah, I just think it's so important that we kind of detangle that before we rewrite the myth.
Oh, boy. I think it's about relationships. So in terms of your audience, your customer, how can you become even more human with them, even more connected to them? And oftentimes that means vulnerability from you as the founder, more vulnerability in the intention or the process in creating the product. It could come in different forms, but I think that vulnerable storytelling...
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