Dawn of a New Era The Billionaire Brain Podcast
Oct 29, 2026 · 32 min · 9 segments
**Ep 201: How to Build Wealth and Feel Secure With Money with Roxy Zalucky** What if building wealth isn’t just about earning more money, but learning how to feel safe enough to actually use it? In…
I mean, stepping into obviously running your own business, working with men and women, What changed about your feelings towards money and wealth once you'd stepped into actually running the business?
Yeah, I feel it is a tremendous privilege to do the work that I do in the sense that people ultimately to talk about their money, people feel very often like emotional, vulnerable.
I had my own financial psychology that I had to battle with, that I had to get over, that I had to like rise above.
However, one of the things that I didn't realize before I started the business is how common that is.
There is not a single individual that that I have spoken to that does not have some type of financial trauma, some type of financial story that is driving the bus that may or may not really be serving them anymore.
And I think that was one of the things that really surprised me about the work that I do was that I think initially when I started the business, I was like, all right, numbers, trajectory, analyses.
The first step is making people feel safe and comfortable to share their story.
Because one of the things that I've also found is that I can provide you the most beautiful financial strategy, but if it feels horrible to and every cell in your body is like yelling at you to not move forward, then the plan is shit.
Yeah, I mean, wealth psychology is a big part of what I do, because early on, when I was scaling seven, eight, nine figure female founders, there was a weird feeling around money that came from a feeling of anxious or avoidant or this strangely insecure concept of once they started making more money, was it safe? Was it? you know, the narrative that they were telling themselves.
And one of the things that I see a lot is the subconscious narrative around money always needs to be changed.
I have never met a female founder yet who doesn't need to readdress what their relationship with money is.
And one of the biggest things is, is, You have to chart out what that relationship is going to look like between you and money, almost like another human being and how you're going to treat each other and how you're going to show up for each other.
And when you talk about money and what that means to somebody, what do you see in terms of when people start to accumulate the money that they lose a sense of freedom? Like that is something that I see a lot that honestly, the bigger they get, the more control they feel that they need around the money, where there really should be more of an abundance approach.
What do you do to start moving somebody into that level of freedom and level of voice around money?
And one of the things that I see with people who have growing success is sort of these...
Like one of the most common ones, I work with a few men, but predominantly my client base is female.
And one of the things that I very commonly see is the holding of cash in a checking account.
I mean, stepping into obviously running your own business, working with men and women, What changed about your feelings towards money and wealth once you'd stepped into actually running the business?
Yeah, I feel it is a tremendous privilege to do the work that I do in the sense that people ultimately to talk about their money, people feel very often like emotional, vulnerable.
I had my own financial psychology that I had to battle with, that I had to get over, that I had to like rise above.
However, one of the things that I didn't realize before I started the business is how common that is.
There is not a single individual that that I have spoken to that does not have some type of financial trauma, some type of financial story that is driving the bus that may or may not really be serving them anymore.
And I think that was one of the things that really surprised me about the work that I do was that I think initially when I started the business, I was like, all right, numbers, trajectory, analyses.
The first step is making people feel safe and comfortable to share their story.
Because one of the things that I've also found is that I can provide you the most beautiful financial strategy, but if it feels horrible to and every cell in your body is like yelling at you to not move forward, then the plan is shit.
Yeah, I mean, wealth psychology is a big part of what I do, because early on, when I was scaling seven, eight, nine figure female founders, there was a weird feeling around money that came from a feeling of anxious or avoidant or this strangely insecure concept of once they started making more money, was it safe? Was it? you know, the narrative that they were telling themselves.
And one of the things that I see a lot is the subconscious narrative around money always needs to be changed.
I have never met a female founder yet who doesn't need to readdress what their relationship with money is.
And one of the biggest things is, is, You have to chart out what that relationship is going to look like between you and money, almost like another human being and how you're going to treat each other and how you're going to show up for each other.
And when you talk about money and what that means to somebody, what do you see in terms of when people start to accumulate the money that they lose a sense of freedom? Like that is something that I see a lot that honestly, the bigger they get, the more control they feel that they need around the money, where there really should be more of an abundance approach.
What do you do to start moving somebody into that level of freedom and level of voice around money?
And one of the things that I see with people who have growing success is sort of these...
Like one of the most common ones, I work with a few men, but predominantly my client base is female.
And one of the things that I very commonly see is the holding of cash in a checking account.
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