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One of the behaviors that helps me identify someone’s money story as Survival is the constant running. If your money story is Survival, that’s usually your life’s story as well.  Everything is on fire. You run a hundred miles an hour or you are crashed out on the couch. Balance is something you talk about wanting but have no idea how to get that, which makes sense. Your story doesn’t allow for balance. It’s all or nothing. That goes for time, energy and money. When Survival is your story, often when you start to grow, and fear creeps in, conscious or unconscious, you start moving faster. You start spending faster. You don’t pay attention to your money. You get yourself into frantic mode, because eventhough it doesn’t feel good, it feels safe.  Creating a crash feels safe because you know you can Survive.  But surviving is not thriving. So, if Survival is your story you have to wire your brain differently. You have to do things to slow down and find the feel good in that.  When Kate manifested (yes if you’ve b