Have you ever felt weird charging for something you’re good at? Undercharged, overgave, or quietly believed that wanting money was somehow wrong? In this episode of High Agency, Amy gets honest about the money beliefs that quietly run our lives — where they come from, how they show up in your business and your relationships, and how to start replacing them with something true. From why “the love of money is the root of all evil” is more misunderstood than you think, to why every dollar you earn is actually proof you served someone well — this one will shift something in you. Plus, a money affirmation to close that you’ll want to write down.

In this episode:

• The lie that money is evil and where it really comes from

• How unhealthy money beliefs show up as undercharging and overgiving

• The “report card” reframe that changes everything

• A practical exercise to uncover your own fear-based money beliefs

• A closing affirmation for financial peace and alignment

What do you do when the suffering won't stop and you don't know why it's happening to you? In this episode of High Agency, Amy Martin gets personal — from self-inflicted struggles in her 20s to the emotional and physical toll of medical malpractice experience. Drawing on Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning, the metamorphosis of a caterpillar, and the raw experience of childbirth, Amy unpacks why suffering becomes bearable — even transformative — the moment you assign meaning to it. If you're in the middle of a hard season, this episode will shift how you see it.

What you'll walk away with:

• A framework for moving out of apathy, grief, and fear
• The difference between a victim mindset and a high agency mindset
• Why resistance is a necessary part of becoming who you're meant to be

What if the hardest part of becoming who you’re meant to be is grieving who you used to be? In this episode Amy walks through three identity shifts — homeschool mom, residential realtor, and yes, the tooth era — and what David Hawkins taught her about courage as the entry point to personal power.

What started as a comical loss of a front tooth turned into a three year lesson on showing up without apologizing or over explaining, and showing up being authentic.

In this episode I invite you to explore the challenges I overcame and the mindset shifts I experienced while navigating over 50 dental appointments in three years to address my missing front teeth.