One of the psychological shifts that really helped me shift into six figures multiple times is learning that money really isn’t real.
The moment I started to see money as spirit, as energy, as this non-existent thing—instead of paper, currency, or bank account digits—I actually started to see it come into my hands even more.
Many people don’t understand that money is very spiritual. When I was working for money, that’s when I actually didn’t have it. The moment I understood how money works—how it operates—I started to attract it more, and it started to come to me very easily.
Why Working for Money Keeps You Stuck
If you’re working for an entity, that’s why it’s not coming to you. Money wants you to become a servant to it. That’s the trap.
When you chase money directly, you put it on a pedestal. You treat it as something scarce, controlled by other people and systems. And as long as you believe that, you stay stuck—overthinking, hesitating, playing small.
See Money as an Entity
You have to see money as a person. Not just paper currency, a bank account, or stocks. You have to see it as an actual entity—a spiritual entity.
The moment I made that psychological shift—realizing it’s not just paper, it’s spiritual—that’s when I started making massive amounts of money. Six-figure contracts, deals. Because I actually stopped working for an entity and I started allowing that entity to work for me.
What This Actually Means
Money isn’t real in the way we think it is. It’s not just paper, numbers, or digits in an account. It’s a reflection. It’s agreement. It’s spiritual.
A $100 bill has no intrinsic value—it’s valuable because we collectively assign value to it. The same goes for prices, salaries, and “worth.” It’s all perception layered on top of belief.
Once I understood that, I stopped putting money on a pedestal. Instead, I started asking: What value am I creating? What problems am I solving? What energy and effort am I putting into the marketplace?
Because money doesn’t respond to need—it responds to alignment and value.
The Shift That Changes Everything
That shift freed me. I stopped chasing money directly and started focusing on creating things that people genuinely wanted. I became more willing to take risks because I no longer saw money as something I could “lose”—just something that flows based on how I show up.
And ironically, that’s when it started showing up consistently.
You don’t need money to start—you need leverage: skills, knowledge, network, or attention. You don’t need permission—you need conviction. You don’t need perfect conditions—you need movement.
Seeing money as spiritual doesn’t make you less practical—it makes you more powerful. Because when you understand that money is a byproduct of value and belief, you stop waiting for it… and start generating it.
