The Dig
Find Your
Abundance Layer
Twelve questions. A few minutes. A clear sense of where your work begins.
Question 1 of 12
Question 01 of 12
When you think about your relationship with money, which best describes your inner experience?
I work hard and get results, but I am always worried it will disappear.
I have glimpses of what is possible, but I am not sure how to get there.
I have done the mindset work, but something still feels stuck at a deeper level.
I feel anxious or uncertain. I know something needs to change but I am not sure where to start.
I feel genuinely peaceful. Abundance feels natural and I am focused on depth, not more.
Question 02 of 12
How do you typically respond when an unexpected expense or financial setback appears?
I feel a moment of disruption, then return to trust fairly quickly.
I feel overwhelmed and often freeze or avoid dealing with it.
I immediately go into problem-solving mode and push harder to compensate.
I notice the stress, but I am learning to pause and respond rather than react.
I feel frustrated, but I can usually find a way through after processing it.
Question 03 of 12
When you imagine having significantly more financial abundance, what emotion comes up most?
Hope mixed with doubt. I want it but I am not sure I can really have it.
Readiness with some lingering hesitation. I can see it but something still holds me back.
Calm expansion. It feels like a natural next step, not a distant dream.
Pressure. More money means more responsibility and I am not sure I can sustain it.
Longing mixed with fear. It feels far away and almost unreal.
Question 04 of 12
How does your sense of worthiness affect your ability to charge, earn, or receive money?
I often feel I am not worth much. Asking for money feels uncomfortable or wrong.
I charge based on market rates, but I secretly wonder if I am asking for too much.
My worth feels stable. I receive and charge with ease and genuine confidence.
I am beginning to believe in my worth, but I still second-guess myself sometimes.
I know my worth intellectually, but I notice emotional blocks that still show up in my pricing or receiving.
Question 05 of 12
What is your relationship with rest, ease, and receiving support?
I struggle to rest without guilt. Slowing down feels like falling behind.
Rest feels natural and nourishing. I receive support with gratitude and openness.
Rest feels unsafe or unfamiliar. I am not sure I am allowed to slow down.
I am learning to rest, but old patterns of pushing and overdoing still resurface.
I want to receive more ease, but I still feel like I have to earn it first.
Question 06 of 12
How do you feel about people in your life who have a lot of money?
I feel a complex mix. Admiration, some envy, and occasional suspicion about how they got there.
I feel inspired but also a little intimidated. I want that, but I am not sure I will ever be like them.
I feel genuinely happy for them. Wealth in others feels like a reflection of what is possible for everyone.
I feel some resentment or distrust. It can bring up beliefs that wealthy people got lucky or took advantage.
I respect their achievement. I tend to measure myself against them and feel motivated or threatened.
Question 07 of 12
When you think about your financial future, what feels most true?
I am not sure what is possible for me. The future feels uncertain or scary.
My financial future feels aligned and open. I am building with intention, not urgency.
I have goals, but I am focused on hitting targets rather than feeling genuinely free.
I have a vision, but I am still building the belief that it is actually possible for me.
I can see the future I want, and I am actively clearing the deeper patterns that have kept me from it.
Question 08 of 12
How do generational or family money patterns show up in your life?
I have done deep work on my lineage. I am actively living a new story, and I carry my ancestors with gratitude.
I have broken away from some patterns, but I notice I replicate others without meaning to.
I have not thought about this much, but I know my family had a complicated relationship with money.
I am starting to connect the dots between my family's beliefs and my current experience.
I have identified the generational patterns and I am doing the work to consciously shift them.
Question 09 of 12
What best describes how you currently approach abundance work or personal growth?
I am curious and seeking. I have read books, followed teachers, and I am starting to make shifts.
I invest in strategy, skills, and performance. I am always working on my next level.
I have done years of work, inner and outer. I am in the refinement and embodiment phase.
I am just beginning to explore this. I know I want something different but I have not dug in yet.
I live this work. It is integrated into my identity, relationships, and how I move in the world.
Question 10 of 12
How does your body respond when money is the topic, whether in conversations, invoices, or financial decisions?
I notice tension or contraction, even when things are going well. I am actively working to shift this.
My body tightens or shuts down. Avoidance and anxiety show up automatically.
My body feels relaxed and clear. Money conversations feel grounded, not charged.
I feel alert and ready to act, but sometimes it tips into stress or urgency.
I feel some nervousness but I am getting better at staying present in financial situations.
Question 11 of 12
When you receive money, whether a payment, a gift, or an unexpected windfall, how do you typically feel?
Briefly relieved, then quickly thinking about what to do next or how to protect it.
Surprised and grateful, but sometimes a quiet voice wonders if I really deserved it.
Grateful, but also a little uncomfortable or guilty, like it is too much or will not last.
Fully present and genuinely celebratory. I receive with ease and let it land.
I feel joy, with some residual guilt or unworthiness that I am still working through.
Question 12 of 12
What feels like the most honest description of where you are right now in your abundance journey?
I am at the very beginning. I know something needs to change and I am ready to start looking.
I am living in alignment. Abundance is not a destination. It is who I am.
I have achieved a lot, but I still feel like true freedom is just out of reach.
I have come so far, and I am in the final deep layers. The last patterns are the most persistent.
I am learning and growing. The pieces are starting to come together and I feel hopeful.
The Dig
Find Your
Abundance Layer
Twelve questions. A few minutes. A clear sense of where your work begins.
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Question 1 of 12
When you think about your relationship with money, which best describes your inner experience?
How do you typically respond when an unexpected expense or financial setback appears?
When you imagine having significantly more financial abundance, what emotion comes up most?
How does your sense of worthiness affect your ability to charge, earn, or receive money?
What is your relationship with rest, ease, and receiving support?
How do you feel about people in your life who have a lot of money?
When you think about your financial future, what feels most true?
How do generational or family money patterns show up in your life?
What best describes how you currently approach abundance work or personal growth?
How does your body respond when money is the topic, whether in conversations, invoices, or financial decisions?
When you receive money, whether a payment, a gift, or an unexpected windfall, how do you typically feel?
What feels like the most honest description of where you are right now in your abundance journey?
