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April 3, 2024 23 mins

If you're feeling constantly stuck in a cycle of never feeling like you have enough, always striving for more but never finding satisfaction, then you are not alone! Despite efforts to achieve financial security and abundance, the feeling of scarcity and insufficiency persists, leaving you constantly grasping for more without ever feeling truly fulfilled. The pursuit of more money, possessions, or status only seems to perpetuate this sense of lack, and the struggle to find peace and contentment with your financial situation continues. It's time to break free from this cycle and discover a new way to relate to money and abundance.

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In this episode, you will be able to:

  • Discovering a peaceful relationship with money.
  • Healing the scarcity wound and embracing enoughness.
  • Embracing the reciprocity found in nature's abundance.
  • Addressing and overcoming the scarcity wound.
  • Embracing the pursuit of enoughness and contentment.

In this episode of the Highly Sensitive Money podcast, host Diana Yañez delves into the intricate dynamics of our relationship with money, focusing on the themes of enoughness and the scarcity wound. Through personal anecdotes and psychological insights, Diana sheds light on the societal pressure to constantly desire more and the significance of embracing gratitude for what one has. She explores the interconnectedness and reciprocity found in nature, emphasizing the need to acknowledge and address the scarcity wound while recognizing and meeting genuine needs. 

 

Diana's reflections offer practical guidance and thought-provoking questions, encouraging listeners to move towards integration, complexity, and nuance in their lives. This episode presents a fresh perspective on the pursuit of enoughness rather than perfection, laying the groundwork for future discussions on mindfulness, self-awareness, and sustainable living. For individuals seeking to enhance their financial journey and cultivate a sense of peace and contentment in their relationship with money, this episode provides valuable insights and actionable takeaways.

The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:00 - Exploring the Concept of "Enough" 00:01:51 - The Illusion of Satisfaction 00:04:45 - The Impact of Scarcity Wound 00:08:43 - Embracing "Enough" 00:13:28 - Overcoming the Scarcity Mindset 00:15:54 - Beauty in Nature and Reciprocal Relationships 00:17:23 - Evolutionary Cycle and Moving Towards Enoughness 00:18:46 - Embracing Change and Wholeness 00:20:01 - Relaxing with Wanting and Finding Peacefulness 00:21:48 - Embodying Enoughness and Identifying True Needs

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Resources:

  • "Scarcity: Why Having Too Little Means So Much" by Sendhil Mullainathan and Eldar Shafir - Read the book Scarcity to gain deeper insights into the psychology of scarcity and its impact on decision-making.
  • "Braiding Sweetgrass" by Robin Wall Kimmerer - Dive into the book "Braiding Sweetgrass" to explore the interconnectedness of nature and its lessons on reciprocity and collaboration.
  • "Already Free" by Bruce Tift - Discover the teachings of Bruce Tift in the book Already Free to understand the concept of relaxation and acceptance in life.
  • Journaling Exercise - Reflect on the question "What are the conditions under which you thrive?" as shared by Rose Feerick to gain clarity on your personal needs and thriving conditions.
  • The Pema Chödrön Foundation 

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