MoneyScripting™ Key Terms

MoneyScripting™ and The F.A.B. MoneyScripting™ Method

Your Divine Plan for Financial Freedom

 

What is MoneyScripting™?

 

MoneyScripting™ is the transformative process of identifying, reframing, and

rewriting limiting and negative MoneyScripts™ (money beliefs) to cultivate a

more positive and expansive financial mindset.

 

To demonstrate this process, let's break it down step by step with an example:

 

• First let’s identify a Limiting and Negative MoneyScript™

For example: A common limiting MoneyScript™ is:

"I have to work HARD for money."

 

• Secondly, let’s reframe that MoneyScript™

 

To reframe this, it might help if you ask yourself:

Is this really true all the time? The answer is probably NO.

 

Consider these alternative truths:

• Sometimes people give you money unexpectedly.
• Sometimes you present a client with an offer, and they immediately

say "yes" without hesitation meaning you might not feel that you worked “HARD”.

• Sometimes you receive passive income, such as royalties or affiliate payments.

 

A new reframe could sound like:

"Money flows to me with ease and grace, through multiple channels,

expected and unexpected."

 

• Thirdly, let’s rewrite the New MoneyScript™

 

To reinforce the new belief, write it repeatedly in your journal:

Example Journal Entry that you can repeatedly write:

“I wake up every morning feeling deep gratitude as I see money flowing effortlessly into my life.

Today, an unexpected financial blessing arrived, reminding me that I am abundant and limitless.

I am open to receiving money in exciting and unexpected ways.”

 

Through repetition, this new belief is established in the subconscious,

replacing the previous belief.

 

The F.A.B. MoneyScripting™ Method of Manifesting Financial Freedom.

A trauma-informed approach to financial trauma healing.

The F.A.B. MoneyScripting™ Method is my signature, proprietary, and structured method for

manifesting financial freedom. It is specifically designed to inspire and

empower heart-centered female entrepreneurs by guiding them

through a three-step process:

 

F.A.B. – Feel, Act, Be

 

F – FEEL: First FEEL the anticipated financial intention as already manifested. Focus on the sensations and feelings you most want to experience. Feel the Feelings of your Intentions Manifested.

1. Sensations and feelings: Sensations are physical experiences that can indicate emotions, while feelings are how we interpret those emotions. Examples of sensations are physical hunger, physical thirst, physical pain, heat, and cold. In our Money Manifesting Journey we might feel a tingling or excitement coming on as the hairs in the back of our neck or arms stand. These all start in our bodies and then move up to the brain. Feelings: Feelings (or emotions) are messages that start in our brains and move down to our bodies.

 

A – ACT: Secondly ACT with intention by taking Inspired ACTions toward the realization of your manifestation.

 

B – BE: Thirdly, BE your Fabulously Financially Free Future Self NOW (in the present moment as you are writing in your journal) by fully embodying the thoughts, mindset, and energy of the financially empowered woman you aspire to become.

 

Example of Practicing the F.A.B. MoneyScripting™ Method in Your Journal

 

F – FEEL: I feel grateful, confident, and excited BECAUSE I know money is flowing to me.

A – ACT: Today, I CHOOSE to confidently SHARE my SOLUTIONS (offers) with people, BECAUSE I know that my SOLUTIONS have immense value.

B – BE: I CHOOSE TO BE my Financially Free Future Self NOW! I think, speak, and act as a FABulously Financially Free woman who receives money joyfully and abundantly.

 

By writing and embodying this process daily, you align with financial freedom and abundance in a tangible, transformative way.

 

Key Terms & Definitions in the F.A.B. MoneyScripting™ Process

 

What is Money?

Money is the medium of exchange for goods and services; it is typically represented in the form of coins and banknotes. Money can also be defined or described as any item or medium of exchange that symbolizes perceived value. It is an accepted payment for goods and services. Money is the accepted or authorized medium of exchange. Money is currency.

 

A trauma-informed approach to financial trauma healing.

 

Manifesting

 

Intention

 

Journaling

 

Scripting

 

Financial Trauma

Financial trauma refers to the deep emotional, psychological, relational, physiological damages caused by significant negative financially traumatic incidents that significantly impact an individual's well-being.

 

Example: Being born into poverty with little food, shelter, and limited opportunities, under government subsidized housing, relying on the government welfare system, food stamps and Medicaid. Having very little choices.

 

Financially Traumatic Incidents

The financially disturbing events, circumstances, and experiences that leave deep-rooted wounds that affect multiple aspects of a person’s life.

 

Example:

When I was around 11 years old, my life took a sudden and drastic turn. My mom and I had to leave our home to escape a domestic violence situation, leaving us homeless with nothing but the clothes on our backs.

 

Financial Freedom

Financial freedom is a way of feeling FREE – financially free and secure. It is not just about having more things. It's about having more of what matters to you. It's about living a life that is complete, significant, and fulfilling. It's about being the best version of ourselves and living the life of our dreams.

 

MoneyScripts™ (Synonymous with Money Belief.)

 

MoneyScripts™ are deeply ingrained subconscious beliefs about money formed from past experiences, cultural conditioning, or financial trauma. These scripts influence financial behaviors, often creating self-imposed beliefs around earning, spending, and receiving money.

 

Example of a MoneyScript™:

"Rich people are greedy." This belief may cause you to resist wealth, subconsciously sabotaging your financial success.

 

Examples of MoneyScripts™ Reframed by Rewriting:

"Wealth amplifies who I am, and as a generous person, I use money for good."

"My work is valuable, and I confidently receive abundant compensation for my gifts and expertise."

 

Money Narratives vs. Money Stories

 

Money Narratives: The internal dialogue and habitual thought patterns you have about money.

Example of a Money Narrative:

"Making money is always a struggle."

A Money Narrative is the story you keep telling yourself—it’s the active thought pattern. A MoneyScript™ is deeper—it’s the root belief driving that narrative.

 

🔹 Money Story = Past experience that shaped your beliefs.

🔹 MoneyScript™ = The belief formed from that experience.

🔹 Money Narrative = The ongoing dialogue based on that belief.

 

Money Story → Creates a MoneyScript™ → Leads to a Money Narrative

 

Example of a Money Story:

"As a child, I sat at the kitchen table, hearing my parents' voices rise in frustration over unpaid bills. My stomach tightened as I watched my mother’s worried expression. I grew up believing that money was stressful and that having more would only bring more problems."

 

Financially Traumatic Incidents become part of our Money Stories: The specific experiences, memories, and interpretations you tell yourself about your financial past.

 

A Financially Traumatic Incident → Creates Financial Trauma → Creates a MoneyScript™

 

Reframe & Rewrite:

"Money is a tool for freedom and opportunities. I choose to create a positive relationship with wealth."

 

Money Mindset

Your money mindset is the emotional, psychological, and energetic relationship you have with money. It influences how you attract, manage, and manifest wealth. A high-vibe, empowered money mindset is essential for financial freedom.

 

 Example of a SHIFT in you Money Mindset that you may experience by practicing the F.A.B. MoneyScripting™ Method

 

❌ Old Mindset: "I am bad at managing my money."

 

✅ New Mindset: "I am learning to master my finances every day."

 

Process vs. Method

Process: A series of steps(i.e., the method)  taken to achieve a transformation.

Example: MoneyScripting™ is a process because it involves ongoing reframing and rewriting.

 

Example:

MoneyScripting™ is a Process: Think of MoneyScripting™ like exercising. Just like working out daily strengthens your muscles, writing and rewriting your MoneyScripts™ strengthens your financial mindset over time.

 

A Method: Is a structured, repeatable framework for achieving specific results.

 

EXAMPLE: The F.A.B. MoneyScripting™ Method is a method because it follows a step-by-step system to manifest financial freedom. The F.A.B. MoneyScripting™ Method is like following a specific fitness program designed to get results—it gives you a structured, step-by-step plan to build your financial freedom.