A Money Mindset Makeover with Amina AlTai

<p>Reimagining our relationship with money takes feeling WORTHY about ourselves, first.</p><p>Out of all the core limiting beliefs we face as wellness professionals and entrepreneurs, the relationship we have around money and success can be a BIG one…</p><p>...And yet, when our lives feel upended by burnout and overwhelm, it can be hard to capture that worth, and our health can suffer as a result. It takes a BOLD reimagining of ourselves and our business to show up authentically and find NEW solutions for our problems.</p><p>On this episode of "And She Spoke," we have a fantastic conversation with Amina AlTai — who you may recognize from our Thrive Online 2020 Conference panel: "Feminist Reimaginings of Money and Power." This enlightening chat reveals Amina's journey from burnout with two autoimmune conditions and battling imposter syndrome to discovering balance and mindfulness, and a new mission to help others achieve balance in career, body, and mind. </p><p>We explore topics of worthiness, analog solutions for digital problems, and how we can do what we love and make money doing it — without feeling like an imposter in our own spaces and bodies! </p><p>This is a great way to start your 2021 – financial success mindset! Listen in and join the conversation!</p><p><strong>Here’s a peek at what else we discuss:</strong></p><ul> <li>We delve into Amina's background and work in corporate wellness</li> <li>Where she developed her money mindset curriculum and the influence of Steven Cope</li> <li>Addressing your core limiting beliefs and money mindset work</li> <li>How doing what you love leads you to your best money-making ventures</li> <li>Learn how Amina defines boundaries for herself by making a list of her "tolerations"</li> <li>Feeling worthy of wealth or having a surplus of money</li> <li>How to show up on social media authentically and avoid toxic positivity</li> <li>Navigating the digital/analog world and creating boundaries around technology</li> <li>How Amina has struggled with her imposter syndro