The Safety of Struggle: In what ways does being "broke," "stressed," or "struggling" make me feel safe or connected to my family/friends? If I were wealthy and peaceful, who would I no longer be able to relate to?
The Wealth Villain: When I close my eyes and think of a "Wealthy Woman/Man," what are the first three negative words that come to mind? (e.g., Cold, Greedy, Lonely). Where did I learn that money ruins character?
The Visibility Terror: If I moved $100,000 this year, who in my life would I be most afraid to tell? Why am I protecting their comfort at the expense of my expansion?
The Deserving Gap: What is the specific dollar amount in my bank account that makes me start to feel "guilty" or "anxious"? Why do I feel the need to get rid of money once I hit a certain level?
The Colonized Voice: Whose voice do I hear in my head when I tell myself I’m "not smart enough" for high-level infrastructure or investing? Is that my voice, or a recording from my past?
The Chaos Addiction: Do I subconsciously create "emergencies" or "drama" whenever things start to go well? Why do I prefer the high of the "hustle" over the discipline of "peace"?
The "Good Girl/Boy" Complex: Do I believe that being "humble" (staying small) makes me a better person spiritually than being "powerful" (having resources)? Who told me God prefers my lack over my legacy?
The Resource Leak: When I get extra money, what is the first "guilty pleasure" or distraction I run to instead of investing in my infrastructure? What am I trying to numb?
The Inheritance of Lack: What is the one phrase about money that was repeated in my house growing up that I am still repeating to myself today? (e.g., "Money doesn't grow on trees," "We can't afford that").
The Architect's Fear: If I actually become the Sovereign I declared today, what excuses will I have to give up forever? Am I more afraid of failing, or of finally having no one else to blame for my life?