An update on The Financial Freedom Diaries and when I will be starting up again.

…in which I talk about an unintentional lesson dropped into my lap that led me to understand the one thing you need to make vision boards work. In this episode you will learn about the results I got and how - after taking the mickey - I somehow accessed my 'inner genius' to get up after a bit of a mental meltdown.

…in which I describe how one book has helped me climb out of the pit of despair I had fallen into recently. So if you are suffering any kind of setback (not just financial), the ideas I present should offer you a workable anti-despair solution.

Great challenges are often like The Great Fire of London – find out why in this episode… and Mark Gober’s An End To Upside Down Thinking has been like my oxygen mask  for emotional smoke inhalation.

...in which I discuss how a seemingly wasteful publicity stunt has some powerful things to teach us about changing our relationship to money. Joan Sotkin and Stuart Wilde also pop in for a cup of tea (well. sort of...)

...in which I update you with the good news that the inner work of the last few weeks has started to translate into external results. We are talking cash in the bank!

...in which I talk about the significance of Cate Blanchett's character, Florence Zimmerman in this film  The House With A Clock In Its Walls.

This is a continuation of the discussion from episode #19 and contains mahoosive spoilers. You have been warned!

...in which I discuss how turning a pretty tough week into a success taught me the rather un-straightforward secret to becoming financially free: keep your feet on the ground while having your head above (not in*) the clouds. All is explained in this episode.

JacK Black and Cate Blanchett also drop in for a cup of tea....

…in which I explain what exactly is this thing called subjective reality, and how does it impact your earning ability and how you manage your finances?

In this beginner’s guide, I will explain what SR is and how it has helped me. Be aware  - this episode is a bit challenging. However, there is no need to buy in to it – just be open to experimenting with it.

...in which I discuss Steve Pavlina's month-long prosperity webinar series that I have just completed in August. I talk about a few key points from the course.

I share a realisation sparked by something I heard Steve Pavlina, the blogger, say: money is not a power source.

If barter and then money developed as a way to symbolise your contribution to the tribe, then what happens if you chose a career as an act of invisible self-sabotage? You cannot work effectively, and so you are undervalued as part of the tribe (ie your colleagues).