MONEY BLOCKS SELF-ASSESSMENT

Welcome – You’re in the Right Place

If you’ve ever felt like no matter how hard you work, there’s an invisible force keeping your income stuck – you’re not imagining it. Beneath the surface, subconscious beliefs about money silently shape what you earn, how you charge, and how much ease (or struggle) you experience around wealth.

This assessment is designed to reveal the hidden money patterns running in the background of your life. As you rate yourself on each statement, notice what feels especially true – or brings up a twinge of discomfort. That’s where the real work begins.

Your answers are for you – there’s no right or wrong. This is about clarity, not judgment. Let’s dive in.

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1. I feel anxious about money decisions, even when the numbers add up logically. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

2. I find myself undercharging—even when I know the value I deliver is exceptional. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

3. I worry that if I charge more, people will judge me as greedy or selfish. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

4. I sometimes feel guilty asking for what I’m worth, as if I’m taking too much. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

5. I sometimes overdeliver or stretch myself too thin to prove my value. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

6. I work hard, but it feels like there’s an invisible ceiling on how much I can earn. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

7. I hold back from charging more because I fear it will create distance from people I care about. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

8. When a potential client says “That’s too expensive,” I immediately question my pricing. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

9. I recall childhood experiences where money felt stressful, scarce, or a source of conflict. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

10. I sense there are hidden beliefs about money holding me back, but I can’t quite put my finger on them. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

11. I catch myself worrying about money, even when things are going well. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

12. Thinking about charging premium fees brings up feelings of fear, doubt, or resistance. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

13. I grew up hearing messages like “Money doesn’t grow on trees” or “You have to work hard to get ahead”. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

14. I sometimes downplay my expertise because I don’t want to seem “full of myself”. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

15. I’ve noticed patterns of financial feast or famine that seem to repeat no matter what I do. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

16. Deep down, I question whether I truly deserve to make more money. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

17. A part of me fears that earning more will mean sacrificing my freedom or peace of mind. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

18. I feel a twinge of discomfort when I think about raising my rates or setting firm boundaries around money. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

19. I’ve done well financially, but I know there’s another level I haven’t reached yet. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

20. I feel a subconscious loyalty to family patterns, as if earning more would mean betraying them. *Never true for meRarely true for meSometimes true for meOften true for meAlways true for me

Feel free to add any additional thoughts you may wish to share with me. (Optional)

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Mia Doucet

MONEY BLOCKS SELF-ASSESSMENT