Transforming Money Mindsets with Ellen Koster

Description

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MONEY MINDSET WORKSHOP

Wed, Aug 20, 2025 1PM – 2:30 PM CST

Location:

Online via Zoom (message for link)

‘Money in Your Life – and for YOU as an Entrepreneur’

This isn’t just another workshop about money. It’s an evening to explore your relationship with money: the patterns, beliefs and emotions that quietly shape how you earn, spend, receive and grow.

We'll dive into what money truly means in your life and how you, as a purpose-driven entrepreneur, can shift from stress to strength. From survival to trust. From doubt to flow.

Facilitator:

Ellen Koster

Certified Money & Business Coach (CMC®)

Summary

In this episode of the Do Life podcast, host Layla speaks with Ellen Koster, a Money and Business Mentor, about her transformative journey from a successful entrepreneur to a mentor focused on emotional wellbeing and financial independence. Ellen shares her personal experiences with money, relationships, and the impact of childhood beliefs on financial mindsets. The conversation delves into the importance of healing relationships, embracing fear, and shifting from a scarcity mindset to one of abundance. Ellen emphasizes the role of women in changing the narrative around money and the significance of investing in oneself for personal growth. The episode concludes with insights on changing one's relationship with money and the upcoming workshops Ellen is offering to help others on their financial journeys.

Chapters

00:00 The Power of Thoughts and Mindset

05:29 Childhood Money Beliefs and Their Impact

07:59 Healing Relationships and Money Mindset

10:08 Transforming Money Mindset Through Personal Growth

13:22 The Journey of Self-Discovery and Positive Psychology

15:39 Mindsets: From Victim to Thriving

19:20 Embracing Fear and Desire in Personal Growth

21:27 Breaking Free from Scarcity Mindset

23:33 The Importance of Growth and Change

28:58 The Flow of Money and Its Energetic Nature

31:32 Happy Money: Changing Our Relationship with Finances