
Explore how money, wealth, and happiness intersect as you discover your purpose, family influences, and a practical, relaxed, four-part approach to managing money.
Explore how to balance saving, needs, and wishes when spending money you have, decide what to change, what to give up, and set a clear spending direction.
Examine what money promises and why wealth may not bring happiness, as a would-be millionaire’s chase reveals lasting fulfillment lies beyond riches.
Explore what money means to you through a guided visualization, naming your wealth goal, noticing feelings of relaxation and embodiment, and imagining living your desired abundance.
Explore how money promises power and security, offering control and protection from harm, shaped by childhood experiences of helplessness.
Money, power, and sex shape attraction, with wealth signaling security for men. A German study finds women prioritize job success over sexual prowess, and money boosts attractiveness.
Explore who you compare yourself to and notice your emotional responses to status and wealth cues, then breathe and observe these feelings without forcing change.
Explore how the fear of death unconsciously surfaces and how money can buffer that anxiety, then practice mindful breathing and reflect on your money needs.
Explore how money replaces safety, power, status, love, and freedom, and how more money shapes security, laughter, and family conditioning as you prepare for the next part.
Explore how childhood conditioning shapes beliefs about wealth and test your worthiness to be rich and to live in abundance through a practical exercise.
Learn how my family taught me to save and keep money in bank accounts, and how money shifted from debt to a relaxed sense of power.
Explore how a man can't keep money, revealing deep family loyalty, shame, and wealth dynamics in a Chinese family through a constellation.
Explore unconscious loyalty in families, where a child absorbs family energy, past burdens, and unspoken pain to belong, shaping later emotions and behavior, including attitudes toward money.
Practice guides you through relaxing and exploring money tensions by imagining a family ancestor, establishing loyalty, and receiving a blessing for a calmer, more relaxed relationship with money.
Guide students through a visualization of their ideal family background to foster a relaxed, respectful connection with money, exploring how a father, mother, and ancestors influence attitudes toward money.
Explore how money influences relationships through international research, where money discussions signal future partnership stability, and where men see money as self-worth and care, while women seek safety and independence.
Explore how family upbringing shapes money attitudes and emotions, and learn to use money as a tool to shape your own modern path rather than copying others.
Reflect on your motivation, professional engagement, and joy to uncover how money relates to your life and work, then practice mindful breathing to observe tensions without judgment.
Explore how money can destroy motivation, illustrated by an old man in New York who pays children to stop mocking him, turning joy into a paid task.
Spend money on experiences rather than objects, because experiences create lasting joy and memories that persist through photos, while objects bring only temporary happiness and cost you time and stress.
Research shows paying in advance enhances enjoyment, making experiences feel like gifts, while paying later can reduce pleasure due to anticipated costs.
Explore the basics of money as coins and paper, with currencies like dollars and euros, and how value goes beyond hunger. Children learn its meaning.
Discover money’s essence as a universal system of mutual trust, grounded in trust itself, and reflect on adopting the right attitude toward money as frozen trust.
Engage in a guided visualization of money as a symbol, exploring its meaning from all sides, and integrating money into your life landscape across past, present, and future.
Explore personal growth through courses on money, emotions, and healing family ties. Follow your instinct to pick relevant causes and bonus lessons, with weekly YouTube videos guiding ongoing growth.
Warning: This is not a course about becoming rich!
Many people have a disturbed relationship to money. Some are too greedy, others too careless and others reject money at all. With this course you discover what is behind your need for money or your resistance against money. These insights will transform your attitude towards money. The lessons help you to find your best way to deal with money. If you deal well with money, you can give money the adequate place in your life and enjoy it when you have it. Then maybe you will even attract it.
You benefit from my experiences of 40 years of working as a therapist with NLP, hypnotherapy and family constellations. Many exercises from these fields lead you to new insights.
Relax with money and enjoy it!