Before you had opinions about money, you had impressions. The tone in the house on a bad month. The look on a parent's face when a bill arrived. The unspoken rules about who was allowed to want more.
These impressions became beliefs, and the beliefs became a story you carry — often without realizing you're the one telling it.
Healing your money story doesn't mean rewriting the past. It means noticing the old lines when they appear, and quietly choosing whether they still belong to you.