Notice where you are emotionally triggered by money… your money behavior/beliefs or someone else's. Pay particular attention to where you find yourself critical or judgmental (of yourself or another). Next, ask yourself with genuine curiosity and self- compassion, "What belief or narrative am I projecting onto this circumstance?" When you become aware of what is driving your triggers, you move into empowered choice, meaning you can choose a different way of seeing the situation or make a different decision. This is how you begin to effectively create new money results. Without this step no matter how many affirmations you do, they will not likely help you manifest what you want moneywise.

Treat your business like a business. Be mindful of your money boundaries. One way of doing that is to create definitive boundaries around any pro bono work you may do. Here are two suggestions...a. Keep your pro bono work separate from your business. For example you might offer your expertise and services to an organization providing a completely different kind of service than you do in your business. b. If you want to offer pro bono work within your business, predetermine exactly how much time or how many slots you can afford to devote to non-paying customers or clients. For example, you might hold one client slot per each 3 or six month period of time, for someone you are passionate about supporting that cannot pay you. When that time is up, you then offer that slot to a different pro bono client.