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Money is not just math. It is identity. It is safety. It is what your body believes it can hold. In this episode of The Sacred Designer, I’m joined by Valentina White, a somatic money and identity mentor. We talk about the real reason money patterns repeat, even when you are smart, motivated, and doing “all the right things.” This conversation is for you if, thinking about money makes your body feel tense, if you want more but something in you tightens, or if you notice patterns like overworking, overspending, or avoiding your numbers. If you are craving a calmer relationship with receiving, this episode will meet you there. We break down what “somatic” means in simple terms, why safety is a feeling and money is a tool, and how capacity and self worth shape what you can hold. We also talk how your environment can support regulation and better decisions, what survival mode looks like in real life, and the powerful starting point most people avoid. If your home is where your nervous system lives, then your money story lives there too, and this episode helps you slow down, listen, and build a safer inner foundation for your choices. 🌿 Connect with Valentina White Website → https://www.valentina-white.com/ Instagram → @iamvalentinawhite 📍 Want More Sacred Design? Join our free design community here → https://www.skool.com/the-kbd-design-... 💌 Get on the waitlist for the Spring Cohort: From Moodboard to Move-In → https://kitchenbathdigest.com/spring-... ✨ Your home is not just where you live. It’s where you come back to yourself. #thesacreddesigner #intentionalhome #kitchenandbathdesign #sacredspaces