Money Mastery Method with Linda Davies

Money dysmorphia is a term gaining traction and for good reason. It describes the disconnect between financial reality and perceived financial security. You could have a successful business, multiple properties, and a comfortable income, yet still feel broke.

You can earn a good income, own multiple properties, yet still feel financially strained. Even with financial abundance, some still can’t shake the feeling that they need more.

This isn’t just about numbers. It’s about the psychology of money.

Why entrepreneurs are especially vulnerable

For business owners, financial uncertainty is part of the game. Some months are great; others are lean. But the real issue runs deeper:

Childhood money conditioning: If you grew up in financial scarcity, your brain may still be conditioned to expect struggle.

Emotional spending or hoarding: Some hoard money, afraid to spend, while others overspend to prove success.

Logical vs. emotional thinking: Your left brain does the maths, but your right brain which is driven by emotion, can still feel insecure.

How to overcome money dysmorphia

• Track your finances with facts: Look at real numbers, not just feelings
• Challenge your money beliefs: Is it true that you’ll “never have enough”?
• Set realistic goals: What does enough actually look like for you?
• Limit comparison: Your journey is unique

Jungian coaching and financial literacy together can help entrepreneurs break free from distorted money narratives.

You don’t just need more money. You need a healthier relationship with it.

Are your money fears holding you back? If so, book a complimentary Zoom with me, so we can discuss how my coaching programmes can help you to change your money mindset for the better, so you become ‘unstuck’ and empowered to spend, save, and invest for a better future.

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