Are you settling for less? Take a deep breath. Stop all the multitasking and ask yourself this. “If I received everything I’m currently asking for, would it truly be enough for me?”

If your entire world expands and you’re flooded in gratitude, you’re not settling for less!

If there is a sinking feeling that you have missed something, or that you’ve asked for what you think you can have (rather than what you truly desire!) then you’re most likely setting for less.

It’s really easy to complain about what you don’t have. It’s a much bigger choice to turn your life into an ‘asking for more’ party. Moira Bramley is a wealth coach, a facilitator of Wealth Creators Anonymous shares how you can create the wealth you deserve.

I grew up in poverty and yet I made a clear choice to be wealthy. I didn’t doubt myself. I knew that if I was asking, it would come.

Becoming wealthy was so easy for me. How come? I was not vested in the outcome and I had no point of view about how the money would com...

Moira Bramley, wealth coach, savvy investor, and certified facilitator for Access Consciousness, is thrilled to announce  “How To Become Money Workbook”workshop. Drawing from her extensive experience as a multi-millionaire and investor, Moira shares her insights on how to cultivate an expansive mindset with money and achieve financial independence.

The “How To Become Money Workbook” is a comprehensive guide designed to help individuals transform their relationship with money and unlock their potential for wealth. Through a series of 10 thought-provoking calls, Moira provides practical tools and strategies to shift the participants’ perspective on money, encouraging them to embrace abundance and prosperity.

Moira’s unique approach combines kindness, compassion, and a generous spirit with a relentless pursuit of pushing the boundaries of possibility. Her wealth coaching techniques have helped countless clients achieve financial success and live a life of ease with money.

“Having money...

When was the last time you had a conversation with your body? I mean a true heart to heart? What about asking your body what it would like?  What would it like to eat or drink? What would it like to wear?

Do You Feel Weird?

Do you ever feel like you’re just another cog in the machine of reality? Do you ever feel like you are numbing a part of who you are just to fit in? Yeah, that’s not just you.

From a young age, we build opinions and take on fixed points of view from the world. During childhood, our possibilities were truly endless, but then we were exposed to the “real world” education and the rat race. Our imagination, creativity, and awareness were tainted and molded by this programming.

The dream of being an astronaut was quickly replaced by the “more realistic” professions of dentist, builder, or office worker. The idea of living on a tropical island was assessed and unraveled by “more logical” ideas like city life or somewhere with good healthcare.

We were pushed to understand and align with our families and communities, all while feeling pressured to adopt beliefs to define ourselves. The constant pressure to adapt to this reality keeps us from becoming who we truly are.

These and...

Everyone emits unique energies, and whether we acknowledge it or not, we're all attuned to it. You can feel the atmosphere when you walk into a room, sense gratitude from someone, or pick up on when something's off in someone's world. No thought is required; it's just how the world operates—through energy. It's like an invisible web connecting everything, including us, transmitting and receiving energy everywhere.

We've been taught that judgment is valuable and even necessary to navigate life—knowing what to let in and what to keep out, what to be aware of, and what we don’t want to be aware of. We believe we have to judge everything, including ourselves positively or negatively in various aspects of our lives—looks, social status, academic achievements, money in the bank, etc. And whatever we judge ourselves for we believe others will judge us for the same things, so we put up these invisible barriers, preventing others from reading us, and in doing that, we shut ourselves out. We pick...

BEING WEALTHY MEANS MORE THAN JUST HAVING MONEY; IT MEANS SHIFTING YOUR MINDSET TO EMBRACE CREATIVITY, POSSIBILITY, GENEROSITY, AND GRATITUDE

We all imagine that we are choosing to have money, but is that true? If you are trying to make more money, if you are making it but aren’t keeping it, or if you have all the money you need but your life still seems empty, you may need to seek wealth instead of money.

The choice to have money is the beginning of becoming wealthy. 

As a wealth creation coach, investor and facilitator for the global Access Consciousness® Wealth Creators program, my own life journey has taken me from the depths of poverty to the luxury of substantial affluence. I still maintain, however, that all the riches in the world cannot fulfil you if you don’t understand the true spirit of wealth.

Growing up in a mining town in Scotland, we were so poor I had holes in the soles of my shoes. I walked three kilometers to school with plastic bags over my socks to keep my feet...

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I used to be a slave to my feelings, (most people are and don't know it). This was largely a result of not realising that I was incredibly sensitive to others' thoughts, feelings, and emotions. We all are, to a certain degree. We simply don't allow ourselves to recognise or acknowledge it. Ninety-eight percent of our thoughts, feelings, and emotions don't belong to us. We put barriers up, trying to keep energetic information out, as we believe it will affect us negatively. It's a myth that you need to protect yourself from others' energies. It's not acknowledging that you are aware of them and that they are not yours, which results in you becoming unconscious of their effect.

I started 5 years ago to get present with how feelings were affecting my life and have become much more aware of their destructiveness. In the last six months since receiving more information from Access Consciousness about what holds feelings in ...

Apart from thinking, feelings are the greatest way we handicap ourselves. We have been indoctrinated to believe the opposite is true and that thoughts and feelings are not only necessary in navigating life’s choices, but the superior way. 

Science reveals that from the time we are in the womb, we actually sense everything that our mothers are experiencing. We know no separation. It is as if everything is happening directly to us. If our mother experiences stress, fear, yearning or anger, we assume those feelings are ours. Those feelings and emotions then trigger bio chemicals such as cortisol, adrenalin, dopamine, etc. which physically impact us as well. We are quite literally surrounded by feelings that are not even ours, but we perceive them as ours, before we even take our first breath. 

By the time we are outside of the womb, we have the ability to tune into others and be aware of their bodies' biochemical functions and feelings. Babies know when people are upset, afraid or angry...

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I was crying. Happy tears. Happy tears, mixed with sadness, and an intense desire for the world to see the possibilities beyond the problems associated with an autism diagnosis.

The mother on the podcast was talking about how her autistic son was “mispronouncing” something. When she said to her son – ‘Ok, I can say it that way,’ her son relaxed, and said, ‘Now I know you are willing to have my back Mum’ For the first time, he was being accepted for being different and perceiving the world differently.

He was not wrong or less than. Just different.

It reminded me of so many times when my own son would just go quiet or go to his room. He was trying to get me to see beyond my conclusions and fixed ways of looking at the world, my desire to get things right, even though I mainly felt intensely wrong. He was trying to show me how limited and unintelligent that was.

For so many years, I blinded myself to what he was showing me. I didn’t do that deliberately or cogn...

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Good school grades in “important” subjects, university degrees, and safe career paths that do not challenge the status quo. All of this is what the majority of us were taught is most desirable, and what we may unthinkingly pass on to our children and make important for them.

The reality is that many geniuses in our world, the people who have shaped and changed the course of history have operated in a very different way. Surely that begs the question….’Is it attaining top grades in formal education that creates these geniuses or should we be asking more questions?

Think of Richard Branson, who is dyslexic, had little formal education, dropping out of school at aged 16, and is now creating hugely. Thomas Edison, The Wright Brothers, Larry Ellison, Steve Jobs! Or an example from a different field. Leonardo de Vinci who reportedly was unable to be physically still, or mentally still for very long. Imagine how he would fare be...