Chill & Prosper with Denise Duffield-Thomas

This week on Chill & Prosper I'm re-releasing one of my most loved episodes - Practical Steps for Better Manifesting.

I originally recorded this after a conference where person after person came up to me and said that Lucky Bitch was their favourite of my books, specifically because of how it explained the actual work behind manifesting. Not the woo-woo version. The version where you set a clear goal, put yourself in the slipstream of opportunity, and then do the work to meet the universe halfway.

Inside the episode I cover:

Here's a fear most entrepreneurs won't admit to.

Not the fear of failure. The fear of success.

The unspoken worry that if things actually went well - if you made more money, if you grew bigger, if you actually hit that goal - something else might fall apart.

What if I attract attention from the tax man and get into trouble?

What if my friends resent me for earning more than them?

What if success changes me and I stop being the person the people I love recognize?

What if I make more money and then lose my hunger - and become complacent?

These feel like practical concerns. But they're money fears. And they're often more powerful than the obvious ones, because they live below the surface where we never examine them.

In this week's episode of Chill & Prosper, I'm talking about the fear of more money - the more money, more problems mindset - and the unspoken fears that quietly keep us stuck at an income plateau even when everything else is in place.

In this week's episode of Chill & Prosper I'm answering real questions from our community about money fears, because you're probably not the only one sitting with them.

In this week's episode of Chill & Prosper I'm talking about how to have the money conversations that feel most frightening, because avoiding them isn't free. It costs you time, money and energy every single day you put them off.

October is here, which means Halloween is just around the corner and this month we're talking about money fears.

The scary ones and the ones that feel more like guilt or discomfort than outright terror.

And one of the most common ones I see, especially in caring, spiritual, purpose-driven people, is this: the belief that wanting money is somehow unspiritual. That charging for your gifts is wrong. That good people shouldn't care about wealth.

This week's episode of Chill & Prosper is all about spirituality and money, and how to embrace both without the guilt.

What if you didn't need to work harder or find new clients or create something brand new?

What if the money you're looking for is already there, waiting in places you haven't looked?

That's what this week's Chill & Prosper episode is all about.

Guess what? I’m not organized.

I forget things. I get overwhelmed. When I feel scattered, my instinct is to buy a new container and convince myself that will fix everything. It does not fix everything.

And yet somehow I've been consistently showing up in my business since 2009. Consistently posting. Consistently podcasting. Consistently making offers and making money.

The secret isn't discipline or willpower or having everything perfectly together.

It's simple systems.

In this week's Chill & Prosper, I'm sharing the very simple, unsexy, actually-works systems that run my business without requiring me to be a different kind of person than I am.

In this week's episode of Chill & Prosper, I'm talking about the hidden money leaks in your business, because fixing them isn't just about saving money. It's about clearing the energy blocks that are keeping you stuck.

Can I ask you something?

Is there a pattern in your business or your life that just keeps showing up?

A type of client who always takes advantage. A launch that always seems to go sideways at the last minute. A relationship that keeps following the same painful script. Money that arrives and then disappears before you can do anything with it.

If so, this week's episode of Chill & Prosper is for you.

In this week's episode of Chill & Prosper, I'm getting into the real reasons undercharging feels so sticky, because this is one of the most common and most painful things I see, especially in women who got into business to help people.