THE THIRD TRANSFORMATIONAL LEVER PROSPERITY & ABUNDANCE FORECAST by ALLISON MCDANEL
RECLAIMING YOUR POWER: A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON MONEY * BY ALLISON MCDANEL *
There’s something undeniably powerful about getting intimate with your finances. It’s not just about dollars and cents—it’s about recognizing that how we care for our money reflects how we care for ourselves. When we treat our money with respect, we create more stability, clarity, and yes, even joy.
In a world that often encourages us to disconnect from our financial reality, there’s an opportunity to step closer, to simplify, and to take our power back. It’s not about making things complicated— it’s about taking practical, intentional steps to create a financial life that feels aligned with our values and nurtures our growth.
Think of it like this: When you tend your garden, you water the plants, pull out the weeds, and nurture the soil. It’s not glamorous work, but you do it because it brings beauty and abundance into your life. That’s how you can approach your relationship with money. The more consistently you show up to tend to it, the more it will grow and nourish you.
But here’s the catch: Tending to your money requires maturity. It means showing up, taking care of your business, and keeping things simple enough that you don’t feel overwhelmed. You don’t need to drown in spreadsheets or jargon—finding a fl ow that works for you, one that’s intentional and organized, is key. Imagine it as decluttering your finances so that every dollar you earn feels purposeful and aligned with the life you want to live.
It’s about being grounded in your approach, like Nature herself—stable, sensible, and trusting in the process. Just like nature, your financial growth doesn’t happen overnight. It’s about consistent, mindful attention. When you bring that energy to your finances, you create the conditions for abundance.
Taking care of your money means showing up for yourself. It’s about recognizing that you already have the power to take control, to be intentional with your spending and saving, and to make decisions that reflect your values. It’s about shifting your mindset from fear or avoidance to one of empowerment and responsibility. The power to transform your financial reality is already within you.
You don’t need to seek perfection or feel the pressure to have it all figured out at once. Start small—consistency is what matters. Whether it’s budgeting, reviewing your expenses, or just getting organized, every step forward strengthens your relationship with money. Over time, you’ll feel more confident, more in control, and more aligned with the life you’re building. This is your relationship to tend. It doesn’t require anyone else’s permission or expertise—just your commitment to show up for yourself and your future. Your money can become a source of joy and stability, not something to fear or avoid. Trust yourself, trust the process, and remember that you have the capacity to create a financial life that nourishes and supports you.
Cultivating Clarity with Money
Getting clear with your finances starts with awareness. Just as you would observe the seasons shifting, or the way the weather changes, take time to observe how your money moves in and out of your life. Are there patterns? Are there areas where your spending feels like it flows naturally? Are there areas that feel stuck, clogged up by old habits or unconscious choices?
This kind of reflection is important because it grounds you in reality. When you observe without judgment, you’re giving yourself the space to see clearly. It’s like walking through a forest—there’s no need to rush, no need to force your way through. The beauty is in noticing the details, in being present with what is, so you can then decide what you want to do differently.
Just as nature thrives in cycles, so does your financial life. Money has its own ebb and flow. There will be seasons of growth, and there will be seasons of pruning back what no longer serves you. Both are necessary, and both are part of a healthy financial ecosystem. What’s important is that you stay engaged, that you keep showing up, even when it feels uncomfortable or uncertain.
Trusting the Process
When you nurture a relationship with money based on trust and consistency, you start to see results—not always overnight, but steadily over time. Just like tending to a plant, you don’t always see immediate growth, but underneath the surface, roots are forming, strengthening the foundation for future abundance.
Trusting the process means letting go of perfectionism. It’s okay if you don’t have it all figured out right away. It’s okay if you make mistakes along the way. What matters is that you keep tending to your financial life with care and intention. You’ll find that as you continue to do this, the anxiety around money begins to lessen. You start to see your finances as something you can handle with grace rather than as a source of stress or confusion.
Your Money, Your Energy
Money is a reflection of your energy, your time, your choices. It’s not just a tool for survival—it’s a way of expressing what matters to you. When you are intentional with how you use your money, you’re sending a message to yourself and the world about what you value. You’re saying, “This is what I care about. This is where I choose to invest my energy.”
That’s why it’s so important to approach money with a sense of stewardship. It’s not something to hoard or fear—it’s something to care for, just like you care for your body, your home, your relationships. When you take ownership of your financial choices, you become empowered to make decisions that align with your highest good.
Creating a Relationship of Integrity
Being in right relationship with your money is ultimately about integrity. It’s about showing up consistently and doing what you say you’re going to do. It’s about being honest with yourself about where you are financially, and then taking steps to move forward with intention and care. When you align your financial habits with your values, you create a sense of harmony in your life. There’s less friction, less chaos, and more flow. You begin to trust yourself more, and that trust builds confidence. And when you’re confident in your financial decisions, you can move forward with clarity, knowing that you’re on the path toward greater stability and abundance.
You don’t need outside validation or complicated systems to have a healthy relationship with money. What you need is already within you—your awareness, your attention, your willingness to show up. Your financial life is an extension of you, and by nurturing it with consistency and care, you’re creating the conditions for it to thrive.
So, take a deep breath, trust in the process, and know that with every step you take, you’re building a stronger, more empowered relationship with your money.
ABOUT ALLISON MCDANEL
ALLISON MCDANEL A love letter channeled from Sacred Worth, an ancient crone-like energy, deep from the soils of the Earth, here to speak about Money.
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