Why are your finances still plagued by peer pressure from the deceased?

Have you ever wondered why you can't stop working, even though your bank account says you're safe? Or why spending money on a little luxury feels like a betrayal of your roots? We often blame our childhoods for our money hang-ups, but the truth goes much deeper.

Your financial behavior might be an unconscious response to events that happened three or four generations ago!

In this deep and evocative episode, Shabbar and Tim dive into the world of ancestral money history. We move beyond living memory to explore how the traumas of our great-grandparents—famine, persecution, displacement, and systemic injustice—are "written into our genes" and still dictate our spending, saving, and working habits today.

In this episode, you will discover:

• The science of how financial fear and trauma can be transmitted through your physiology.

• How to honour your family's history without being enslaved by their survival mechanisms.

• Why even the most successful individuals often feel like outsiders who could lose everything at any moment.

• Why "laziness" is a necessary skill for the chronically over-productive.

• A simple 3-step practice to thank your ancestors for your life while finally choosing to live your own story.

Join us as we uncover how historical "detective work" can turn generational baggage into a source of freedom and profound gratitude.

Explore the impact of Tim Malnick's work and register for his upcoming workshop at: https://timothymalnick.com/

Find out more about Shabbar's services at: https://lumosfinancial.com/

Feel free to comment, ask questions, and connect with them both on Linkedin at:

https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam

https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick