How I stopped being a "struggling artist"...

As a "struggling artist" for much of my adult life, my road to financial recovery has been a long one and one I could not have tackled without some support.

I grew up ignorant of many of the financial realities of life. I suspect my parents were hoping that some good man would marry me and take care of me the way my Dad did my Mom?

For me, finding my financial voice has taken decades and it is an on-going process of unmaking childhood programming and rebuilding internal structures that make sense to me now.

In the beginning, I got into an embarrassed spiral where I was too fearful to admit how little I knew for fear of ridicule. I made some disastrous attempts to learn more from the wrong mentors who only left me feeling even more foolish and dis-empowered. The worse it got, the worse it got.

I remember sitting one day in a bathroom cubicle weeping for half an hour before a meeting with a financial coach. I was so fearful and anxious to face his subtle disdain, I almost could not walk in there. Of course, our coaching session went nowhere. All I can remember is the anxiety... my failures... my inability to be enough to the process. My shame.

I fared little better with family.

And then I found the kind of help I needed. I gentle feminine voice to say...

"Everything is okay. Let's assess where you are now and see what we can do to improve your situation. We are all on a difficult journey together. I have been where you are now. Let me show you what worked for me."

And this month Donna McCallum has launched a FREE video series to support YOUR process.

Click through to take a look at this link...

FREE video

You can begin your process with her in the privacy of your own home. Click through and watch her videos. You owe it to yourself.