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Natalia Benson

Nov 5, 2026

speaker_1HOST
2:30
But what are some of the money stories that you see people speaking to you about or the people that you coach and work with? Because I think it'd be helpful for our audience to really think about in their heads what their money story could be.
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I mean, one of the most powerful things is if we want to know where we're at with money, just look at where you're at with money.
2:51
Like, so I don't know, I haven't touched on this yet, but something that is so powerful to speak about when we talk about money is the subconscious mind.
3:01
And in my 20s, when I was getting to know the concept of prosperity and really wanting to have a better relationship with money, I started reading these books and they're talking about the subconscious.
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And I was like, what is that? What's that all about? And the power of the subconscious, so we're essentially functioning every day for about 10% conscious mind.
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But there's a 90%, like let's say like mental processing capacity that's going on.
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It's sub, it's under our conscious awareness.

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speaker_1HOST
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i wonder if you could get to the story by saying like so why don't you have as much money as you want and then someone would be like well i it's not made for me you know what i mean i wonder if there's just like that clear question of why don't you have the money that you would like to have
7:24
You can really set the stage for everything we're going to get into today because I know you've had a deep one here.
7:29
Oh yeah, I've had a Phoenix-like couple of years.
7:33
So, well, thank you so much for having me, babe.
7:36
It is, I feel so honored to be here and just a little bit about me.
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I'm actually ironically from Phoenix, Arizona and I love that my soul was like, let's do a little irony and like incarnate into a city called Phoenix because I feel like I have had a very Phoenix-like and highly transformative journey here.
8:00
I literally have become a 180 degree different person.
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I'm sure many of us can relate to that.

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Yes.
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Yes
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... masculine presences in my life- Basically back to back.
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Mm-hmm.
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And I feel like that was just God being like, "I just wanna show you number one." And the funny thing is, is neither one of them...
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My dad and I definitely got it together towards the end.
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And fortunately, me and my ex are still friends, and we've been able to go through a- Mm-hmm ... like, I'd say 9.5 out of 10 amicable divorce, which is, like, a gift.
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That is a gift.

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Yeah
1:19
We start every show off with a question from our Mastery card deck, and your question today is, "When are you seductive as a defense mechanism?"
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[laughs] Oh my God.
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Okay.
1:33
Let me just drop in and answer that from a really real place.
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I feel very called out by that question.
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I would say my journey with the masculine and men is it's been, it's been one of the hardest and most formative experiences of my life, ever since I was really, really young.
2:03
And I think I've learned over time that seduction or using my sensuality or using my beauty or using my attractiveness is like a, a default mode mechanism-
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Absolutely.
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Tell everyone about you and your incredible work in this world.
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Yes.
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Oh, thank you, my angel.
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So very simply, my name is Natalia Benson.
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I live in Southern California.
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I have been a money teacher for quite a few years now, maybe going on six years.
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This was never the plan.

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Yeah.
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Mm.
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"I'm opening," you know, whatever.
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The accounts that I needed to give myself those buckets, so to speak, so I could allocate.
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But when I looked at my bank balance, I was like, "I have about, you know, 150 bucks in here." And they were like, "We will only open these accounts for you if you can supply at least $100 minimum."In each account.
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And I was like...
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And they're like, "You have 24 hours." So I open my computer, and I was like, "Okay, I'm done being broke.
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I'm done doing this.
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Mm.

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