Money: The Energy No One Wants to Talk About (But Should)

Let’s talk about money.

Or rather, let’s talk about why no one wants to talk about money.

For some reason, money has become the last great taboo. You can post about your latest detox smoothie, discuss your relationship struggles in a podcast, or even live-stream your morning yoga routine—but ask someone how much they earn or talk openly about wealth, and suddenly, the room gets uncomfortably quiet.

Why is that?

The Great Money Paradox

We spend most of our waking hours working for money, stressing about money, investing money, or trying to manifest money—yet society has conditioned us to believe it’s impolite to talk about it.

That’s like being in a relationship and pretending your partner doesn’t exist. (Spoiler alert: That never works out.)

Somewhere along the way, we got taught that money is a touchy subject—too personal, too shallow, too materialistic. And yet, money isn’t just numbers in a bank account; it’s energy. It’s a tool. It’s a reflection of the value we create, the beliefs we hold, and the mindset we operate from.

Money = Freedom

For some, money equals luxury cars and designer watches. That’s fine. But for me? Money equals freedom.

• The freedom to live where I want.
• The freedom to work from where and when I want.
• The freedom to wake up every morning and design my day exactly the way I want.

That’s the real currency. The ability to say yes when it matters and no when it counts.

The Science of Attracting Money (It’s Not Woo-Hoo)

Money Follows Energy. Period!

Quantum physics has proven that everything vibrates at a frequency—including your thoughts. If you constantly focus on lack (bills, debt, “I can’t afford this”), guess what? You’re tuning into the frequency of scarcity. But if you shift your focus to abundance (opportunities, creativity, “How can I create more?”), you start attracting wealth in ways that seem almost effortless.

Bob Proctor, Master Mentor in Success & Mindset Development, often said: “If you can see it in your mind, you can hold it in your hand.” Your financial situation isn’t just about numbers—it’s about the energy you’re putting out into the world.

Talking About Money Matters – Why?

The more we talk about money, the more we break the stigma around it. Imagine if we treated money like any other important resource—like health, relationships, or personal growth. We’d all be a lot wealthier, wouldn’t we?

So let’s start the conversation:

How would your life change if you saw money as a partner rather than an enemy?

What does money mean to you?

What beliefs around money did you inherit that no longer serve you?