The Wealth Whisperer
Why Do You Lie to Yourself?
It’s easy to blame the cost-of-living crisis. It’s even easier to blame the housing market, the tax system, or the government.
And while there’s no denying that things are tough out there right now, we need to ask ourselves an uncomfortable question:
Are we being honest about our role in our own financial situation?
Because let’s be real—most people don’t want to hear this:
You’re not broke because of interest rates.
You’re broke because you haven’t made a plan.
We lie to ourselves in the little ways:
"I don’t earn enough to save."
"There’s no point budgeting when prices keep going up."
"The system’s broken, so what’s the use?"
But here’s the thing: Blaming the outside world doesn’t fix your inside world. And the moment you choose to stop lying to yourself—that’s when everything changes.
When Was the Last Time You Disconnected from the News Matrix?
You know what I mean. When was the last time you turned off the endless news cycle, the negative headlines, the fear-driven stories—and actually asked yourself:
Real Change Starts With Real Questions
You don’t need a miracle.
You don’t need a bigger paycheck.
You don’t need the perfect economy.
You just need to get honest. With yourself. Today.
Because when you stop pointing fingers and start taking radical ownership, you become powerful. You become intentional. You become the kind of person who doesn’t wait for things to change—you become the change.
If this stirred something in you, good. That means you’re ready. Ready to stop lying to yourself. Ready to stop outsourcing your power. Ready to start building the financial life you know you’re meant to live.
And if you need help getting there, you know where to find me.
Let’s start asking better questions.
Let’s start telling the truth.
Let’s start now.
Why Do You Lie to Yourself?
It’s easy to blame the cost-of-living crisis. It’s even easier to blame the housing market, the tax system, or the government.
And while there’s no denying that things are tough out there right now, we need to ask ourselves an uncomfortable question:
Are we being honest about our role in our own financial situation?
Because let’s be real—most people don’t want to hear this:
You’re not broke because of interest rates.
You’re broke because you haven’t made a plan.
We lie to ourselves in the little ways:
"I don’t earn enough to save."
"There’s no point budgeting when prices keep going up."
"The system’s broken, so what’s the use?"
But here’s the thing: Blaming the outside world doesn’t fix your inside world. And the moment you choose to stop lying to yourself—that’s when everything changes.
When Was the Last Time You Disconnected from the News Matrix?
You know what I mean. When was the last time you turned off the endless news cycle, the negative headlines, the fear-driven stories—and actually asked yourself:
- Am I doing the best I can with what I have?
- Have I created a realistic plan for my money—or am I just winging it?
- Do I spend more time talking about what I can’t afford than finding ways to afford it?
- When was the last time I tracked my spending or reviewed my bank statements?
- What’s one small decision I keep delaying that could move me forward?
- Am I spending out of habit, boredom, or insecurity?
- Do I
really believe I’m capable of building wealth—or am I scared I’ll fail if
I try?
Real Change Starts With Real Questions
You don’t need a miracle.
You don’t need a bigger paycheck.
You don’t need the perfect economy.
You just need to get honest. With yourself. Today.
Because when you stop pointing fingers and start taking radical ownership, you become powerful. You become intentional. You become the kind of person who doesn’t wait for things to change—you become the change.
If this stirred something in you, good. That means you’re ready. Ready to stop lying to yourself. Ready to stop outsourcing your power. Ready to start building the financial life you know you’re meant to live.
And if you need help getting there, you know where to find me.
Let’s start asking better questions.
Let’s start telling the truth.
Let’s start now.