Financial capacity is not about skills, education, or market opportunities. It reflects the level of income and lifestyle a person internally perceives as normal, acceptable, and safe.
When actual income starts exceeding this internal threshold, anxiety, self-sabotage, or a desire to return to the "comfort zone" may appear.
Research in money psychology (Brad Klontz's Money Scripts, Kees de Graaf's financial thermostat concept, and studies on money beliefs and wealth psychology from 2020–2026) suggests that many limiting beliefs about money form before the age of 10–12. They are shaped by family conversations about money, observation of parental behavior, early experiences with pocket money, and social comparisons.
As adults, people may rationally believe they deserve more income, yet subconsciously maintain earnings within the range that feels emotionally safe.
This webinar series does not claim that "everyone should pursue millions" nor that wealth is inherently good or bad. Instead, it explores the origins of the fear of big money and how gentle awareness-based practices can gradually expand the internal financial comfort zone without guilt or identity conflict.
The project is strictly educational and does not promote products, services, or commercial solutions.
This project does not promote any wealth coaching, investment courses, financial planning services, mindset programs, or commercial applications.
The webinar is provided for educational purposes only. The invited expert participates as a guest contributor.
2 online sessions
60–75 minutes each
May 21, 2026 — 20:00 EET
Where the fear of big money comes from and how it limits financial capacity.
May 27, 2026 — 19:00 EET
How to gently expand internal financial capacity without internal conflict.
The invited expert is an experienced specialist in money psychology, financial identity, and unconscious beliefs related to income and wealth.
The expert has knowledge of money scripts, financial self-sabotage patterns, and psychological mechanisms influencing financial capacity.
The expert has participated in scientific and educational projects and provides materials based on verified research.
Yes, the project is strictly educational.
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No. The webinar focuses on psychological barriers, not financial tactics.
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An educational initiative with an invited expert.
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Name and email.
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By email 24 hours before the session.
Yes. The material is relevant for anyone who feels internal resistance when thinking about greater financial success.
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