Episode Details

You’ve saved, built, and achieved — yet money still doesn’t feel safe. In this episode, discover why provision mirrors your identity story, not your balance sheet, and how recalibration shifts the ache of “never enough."

Money isn’t just math — it’s a mirror. And for high-capacity humans, that mirror often reflects a story of striving and scarcity that no amount of success seems to erase.

In this episode of The Recalibration, Julie Holly unpacks why money never feels like enough — even when the numbers say you’re secure. Through personal reflection, nervous system insight, and the story of Daymond John (FUBU founder and Shark Tank investor), you’ll discover how early imprints, cultural scripts, and identity negotiations quietly shape the way you relate to provision.

You’ll learn:

• The difference between scarcity, abundance, and the provisional mindset most leaders actually live in
• How the striving zone disguises fear as productivity and keeps you from peace
• Why visualization and mindset tools can’t resolve identity misalignment at the root
• How recalibration rewires the nervous system so money stops being pressure and starts becoming peace

Today’s Micro Recalibration:
“Where does money feel like a mirror right now? What is it revealing about who I believe I am?”

If you’ve ever wondered why financial security still feels fragile, this episode will give you language for what you’ve been carrying — and show you why recalibration is the only shift that changes everything.

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