Abundance isn’t just about receiving more—it’s about holding more.

You don’t have a money problem.

You have a capacity problem.

If I asked you point blank: “How do you feel as money/currency is exchanged and spent? What would you say? Are you worried/terrified that what flows out, won’t flow back in? Is there any part of you that’s resentful about that? Or, are you more like I used to be–you think money will make your life easier and more desirable.

If so, you’ve got work to do.

If your subconscious believes money equals drama— and maybe stress, responsibility, or risk— it will find ingenious or subtle ways to push it away—no matter how hard you work. Because here’s the thing:

Your nervous system isn’t wired for abundance—it’s wired for safety. And making a type of currency exchange the hero or villain in your survival story is going to endear it to you.

If struggle, ‘just enough,’ or feast-or-famine cycles are your norm, your subconscious will fight against having more. Not because you don’t deserve it, but because your system hasn’t learned how to hold it yet, free from the endless drama of your belief system.

This is where hypnosis and shadow work shine, and where I come in.

I help you uncover your deepest shadows around your worth, while also helping you recode and repair your mindset around your worth.

At Ingram’s Path, I don’t just help you shift your beliefs about money—I help you expand your capacity to hold it without fear, guilt, or sabotage. You’ll leave your invisible money drama triangle for good, so you can make decisions from freedom, invest without panic, and enjoy what you’ve earned.

Through deep subconscious reprogramming + hypnotherapy, we’ll:

Break generational scarcity loops so you stop repeating patterns that aren’t even yours.

Rewire your money identity through deep shadow work so abundance feels normal (not like something you have to chase).

Expand your nervous system’s ability to hold wealth because if it doesn’t feel safe, it won’t stay.

Know this:

• You can shift your mindset all day, but if the relationship dynamic with money hasn’t been repaired, the changes won’t stick.

• Your nervous system, patterns, and past experiences will pull you back into the “familiar rooms” of scarcity unless the dynamic itself changes.

• The cleanest self-check isn’t “Do I have a scarcity mindset?” but “What’s my emotional state when money moves?”

• Scarcity is a fear-based break in trust with the natural, abundant circulation of money.

  • It affects both the wealthy and those with little — it just wears different disguises.

  • The sting of scarcity is felt in every transaction:

    • Every bill, every payment, every purchase feels like a step closer to ruin.

    • Even fair, consensual exchanges feel like someone is “taking” from you.

Transforming this isn’t about forcing change. It’s about embodying this relationship differently.

Because money doesn’t just flow to you—it flows through you, at the level you’re capable of holding.