If you keep repeating the same money patterns, it may not be a discipline problem. It may be your nervous system.

In this episode, I’m exploring how subconscious beliefs, nervous-system patterns, and the people around you shape how you earn, spend, receive, and hold wealth. After more than 20 years of doing this work, and through my own experience paying off more than $70,000 in debt while scaling a multiple six-figure business, I’ve seen just how deeply our relationship with money can be wired into us.

I’ll walk you through how your subconscious mind and reticular activating system, or RAS, can reinforce old beliefs about what is possible for you. When your brain constantly looks for evidence that money is scarce, difficult, or “for other people,” you may miss opportunities already sitting right in front of you.

We’ll also look at the nervous system’s role in your money patterns through four common archetypes: the Hoarder, the Rebel, the Avoider, and the Over-Giver. These patterns can influence how you save, spend, avoid, undercharge, over-give, or react to financial stress.

But awareness is only the beginning. Lasting change takes both a meaningful shift and a consistent rhythm that lets a new pattern take root. That’s exactly why I created Rooted in Wealth, a 90-day experience designed to help you shift scarcity beliefs, create more safety around money, and build habits that support a new financial identity.

And finally, we’re talking about one of the most overlooked parts of wealth creation: your environment. The people you spend time with help shape what feels normal, possible, and available to you. When you enter spaces where meaningful wealth, creativity, purpose, and possibility are part of the conversation, your own sense of what is possible begins to expand too.

If “I can’t afford it” has been making decisions about your business, your art, your healing work, your community, or the dreams sitting on your heart, this episode is an invitation to look beneath that story and begin writing a new one.

• 00:00 — Why wealth may be more available than you think and why money can still feel scarce
• 04:20 — Secret One: How subconscious beliefs and your RAS shape what you believe is possible with money
• 17:26 — Secret Two: How your nervous system influences the way you earn, spend, receive, and hold wealth
• 19:05 — The four money archetypes: Hoarder, Rebel, Avoider, and Over-Giver
• 23:49 — Secret Three: Why lasting money mindset change requires consistency, rhythm, and repetition
• 29:42 — Bonus Secret: How your environment and relationships influence your wealth identity
• 35:03 — The Magnetizing Circle, shared intention, and the power of creating wealth in community

Rooted in Wealth is my 90-day Wild Spiral experience designed to help you rewire your relationship with money at the root through live experiences, nervous-system work, weekly practices, community support, and intentional wealth-building rituals.

Click here to learn more about Rooted in Wealth

Referenced in this episode: The Field, The Intention Experiment, and The Power of Eight by Lynne McTaggart.

If this episode helped you recognize one of your own money patterns, share it with someone who needs to hear it, and subscribe or follow the podcast for more conversations on abundance, nervous-system healing, personal growth, conscious entrepreneurship, and creating a meaningful life.

Thank you for listening! Keep exploring, stay curious, and embrace your wild, beautiful self.

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In this episode, I sit down with Grandmother Láné Sáan Moonwalker, a healer, teacher, Earth guardian, oracle, and spiritual elder whose work helps people remember their relationship with Earth Mother.

From the beginning of our conversation, we go straight into the deeper questions: what have we lost through generations of disconnection from the Earth, and what does it actually look like to find our way back?

Grandmother shares how her relationship with the natural world began in childhood, growing up in a family that understood the Earth, trees, rocks, animals, and waters as living beings with spirit and intelligence. She talks about what happens when we lose touch with that relationship—how we can become disconnected from our intuition, our bodies, and the deeper wisdom that is still there underneath everything.

One of the most powerful parts of this conversation is her teaching on reciprocity. Grandmother challenges the idea that sustainability should be the goal and offers something deeper: if we are constantly taking from the Earth, how are we giving back?

We talk about what reciprocity can look like in real life—from the food we buy and the companies we support to caring for the land around us, picking up trash, protecting water, and being more aware of what we consume.

We also explore the difference between learning and remembering, Grandmother’s healing work, her relationship with Earth Mother as the ultimate healer, and the rainbow's symbolism as a bridge between the physical and spiritual worlds.

Toward the end of the conversation, we move into sacred waters, nature whispering, ceremony, cacao, and the work Grandmother is bringing to the land in France.

What stayed with me most is this idea that the connection is never actually gone. Even if we were never taught how to listen, even if it has been generations since our families lived in close relationship with the Earth, something in us still remembers.

And we can begin again.

• 00:46 — Grandmother’s calling and helping people fall back in love with Earth Mother
• 09:06 — What humanity lost through disconnection from nature, intuition, and soul
• 14:16 — Teaching vs. remembering the wisdom already within us
• 19:52 — Why reciprocity matters more than sustainability
• 32:53 — Grandmother’s healing work, psychic surgery, and restoring balance
• 45:06 — The sacred meaning of rainbows and activating the inner rainbow
• 53:02 — Sacred waters, nature whispering, ceremony, and healing our relationship with the land

Connect with

• Learn more about Grandmother’s Retreat in Provence, France.
• Follow Agathe Lazaro on Instagram for Grandmother Updates

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In this episode of Enter the Portal, I’m joined by astrologer, author, and change maker Leslie Tagorda for a conversation about astrology, leadership, identity, visibility, and what it means to really understand the way you’re here to lead.

Leslie shares how growing up mixed race in Hawaii shaped her relationship with belonging, comparison, and identity—and how those experiences followed her through careers in classical music, technology, branding, and entrepreneurship. Eventually, astrology became this framework that helped her see herself in a completely different way.

We talk about using your birth chart as a tool for self-discovery and self-trust, rather than another place to look for predictions or answers outside of yourself. Leslie explains how the Sun, Moon, Rising sign, and Descendant can help us understand our creative power, emotional needs, the way we naturally take action, and the people we’re here to serve and co-create with.

One of my favorite parts of this conversation is the shift from asking, “How do I become a leader?” to asking, “How was I born to lead?”

We also get into why so many of us have a complicated relationship with the word leadership. We’ve been shown such a narrow version of what a leader looks like, and Leslie offers a really different way to think about it—one that’s rooted in reciprocity, shared power, responsibility, and community.

Leslie also opens up about her thyroid cancer diagnosis and the way that experience changed her relationship with her voice, especially the way she was speaking to herself. That journey became deeply woven into her upcoming book, Astrology for Change Makers, which looks at astrology as a language of change and a tool for personal transformation.

I love this reminder that astrology doesn’t have to tell us exactly what’s going to happen next. It can help us understand what’s already there, trust ourselves a little more, and see the ways we’re each here to lead differently.

Episode Breakdown:

• 03:07 — Growing up mixed race in Hawaii and reading every room
• 06:19 — Building brands for other people while staying invisible herself
• 13:50 — What makes so many women flinch at the word leader
• 17:06 — Born to lead, and where leadership astrology begins
• 21:01 — What an astrologer’s fallout reveals about responsibility and repair
• 36:09 — Leslie's thyroid cancer and what her throat was saying
• 45:05 — Mapping your astrology leadership compass

Links & Resources

Leslie Tagorda

• Website: https://starpowered.com/
• Instagram: @bestarpowered
• Pre-order Leslie Tagorda’s book: Astrology for Change Makers

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What if the most important skill you could develop right now had nothing to do with productivity, strategy, or self-optimization?

Flora Bowley has spent years watching what happens when people close their eyes, put paint on paper, and stop trying so hard. What she sees isn't art. It's people coming back to themselves. Releasing what the body has been carrying. Remembering that they are, underneath everything, creative beings.

She's an intuitive painting guide, the author of Creative Revolution, and the creator of Free Flow, a warm corner of the internet where beginners and seekers show up weekly to make things and feel more alive. This episode is a portal in the truest sense.

We go deep on what it actually means to live creatively, and why it has nothing to do with talent. Flora shares the painting practices she uses to help people break the spell of performance and reconnect with intuition. We talk about the messy middle, the gap between taste and skill, and why the most interesting things happen when you stop trying to execute and start learning to respond. And she shares the story behind her Creative Revolution tour, a 7,500-mile road trip to bring people into real rooms, off screens, and back into their bodies together.

Episode Breakdown:

00:34 — Flora's mission and what becoming more free actually looks like

06:03 — Painting intuitively and learning to respond instead of plan

10:36 — How people reclaim creativity when they've been told they don't have it

20:16 — When the canvas stares back and shows you where you're performing

31:00 — Staying in the messy middle instead of abandoning ship

40:38 — Flora's definition of creative revolution and why it matters now

46:11 — What the 7,500-mile Creative Revolution tour is really about

If this episode landed somewhere deep in you, please share it with someone who needs to remember they are a creative being. Subscribe so you never miss a portal opening. And if you've been listening for a while and haven't left a review yet, that is your sign. It takes two minutes and it means the world.

Connect with Flora Bowley

• Website: florabowley.com
• Instagram: @florabowley
• YouTube: Flora Bowley
• Creative Revolution Tour: Get ticketsFree Flow Community: Join here (includes two months free for Enter the Portal listeners)

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