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Why More Wealth Isn’t a Full-Body Yes (Yet) – with Isabel Taylor


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ALRIGHT HOLD MY MATCHATINI: There’s a version of you who says they want more money. I love that for ya. And then there's your nervous system, who is simply: terrified of MORE. 

In this episode with your fav genz-ers we unpack why more wealth isn’t always a full-body yes, even when you consciously desire it. We’re talking about capacity over currency, and what actually happens in your body when expansion arrives.

This conversation feels especially alive right now because so many ppl in creative entrepreneurship are scaling fast (bigger launches, more visibility, more responsibility) without expanding their nervous system capacity alongside it. 

I’ve lived this! Six-figure launches that felt like collapse instead of celebration (we tell the story duh). Growth that triggered fear instead of safety. This episode is about the somatic side of success, in my opinion, the part no one teaches you in business school (I do in mine of course)

You’ll walk away understanding how your nervous system shapes your relationship with money, how to increase your capacity to hold more without burning out, and how to build a creative business rooted in somatic success, embodied leadership, and sustainable expansion.

Listen when

🌹 You’re saying you want more… but your body feels tight when it arrives.

🌹 you’ve hit a financial milestone and felt panic instead of peace.

🌹 you’re building a creative business and want your success to feel safe.

🌹 you’re ready to expand your capacity, not just your income.

We dive into

  • Capacity over currency — why your ability to hold more matters more than the number in your Stripe account.
  • The hidden agenda behind money — the unconscious emotional need you’ve attached to financial success (and how it’s driving your behavior).
  • Nervous system regulation & wealth — how fight, flight, and freeze show up in creative entrepreneurship.
  • Why big months can trigger collapse — the somatic crash that often follows expansion.
  • Scarcity vs. somatic safety — what it actually means to feel safe with more visibility, responsibility, and profit.
  • Expanding capacity in business strategy — how to scale your creative business without overriding your body.
  • Identity, shame & entrepreneurship — how early money narratives shape your current income ceiling.
  • Somatic success as a creative process — building an aligned business where ease and profit co-exist.

Resources

🌹 First, of course we will see you in ASTC, here's your invite. 

🌹 My infamous x3 6 figure launches in 2025 essay here.

🌹 GREECE with Isabel and me (ONE SPOT LEFT!)

🌹 My business mastermind Expansion (booked out but join the waitlist here!)

Alright my sweeeet sweet loves, if this episode resonated, share it with a woman building her own version of wealth ♡   and don’t forget to subscribe so you don’t miss future conversations on somatic strategy, capacity, and creative business meowww

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