Change your relationship with money from the inside out

Not another budgeting course. This is a guided psychological journey — through your money story, your beliefs, your emotions, and your identity — so you can finally earn, spend, and receive with freedom instead of fear.

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Money is one of the most emotionally loaded arenas of human life — my job is to make it safe enough to look at honestly, and spacious enough to actually change.

— Nicolas Beffort - The Art of NLP

What you'll learn

What you'll be able to do

Trace the roots of your personal money story — family messages, early experiences, cultural scripts — and understand how they still run in the background of your financial life today.
Identify and begin to shift the limiting beliefs and identity-level convictions ("I'm not a money person") that quietly block earning, receiving, and spending with ease.
Recognize your emotional patterns around money — anxiety, shame, avoidance, self-sabotage — and use evidence-based and NLP tools to interrupt and rewrite them.
Align your financial behavior with your core values using structured coaching frameworks, so the way you use money genuinely reflects the life you want.
Navigate money dynamics in relationships — couples, family, work — with clearer boundaries, more honest conversations, and practical communication tools.
Untangle self-worth from net worth, negotiate with confidence, and set prices or ask for raises from a grounded sense of value rather than fear or guilt.

How it works

A school that adapts to you

This isn't a set of static videos. Every lesson is generated live and tuned to where you actually are.

We learn your level

A quick placement check tailors your starting point so you're never bored or lost.

Lessons adapt as you go

Each lesson is written for your pace and your goal, adjusting as your skills grow.

Your AI coach keeps you moving

Checkpoints, feedback, and gentle nudges turn progress into a real result.

The curriculum

What's inside your school

8 modules · 40 lessons

Your Money Story

Explores the emotional and symbolic meanings of money and maps each student's personal financial autobiography across family, culture, and generations.

1.1Why Money Is Never Just MoneyIncluded
1.2Your Money AutobiographyIncluded
1.3Cultural, Generational and Social InfluencesIncluded
1.4Money Scripts: The Klontz FrameworkIncluded
1.5The Money GenogramIncluded

The Beliefs That Block You

Identifies the limiting money beliefs that constrain earning and receiving, explains how they form, and introduces NLP and coaching tools to begin shifting them.

2.1Common Limiting Money BeliefsIncluded
2.2How Beliefs Form: Imprints, Generalizations and DistortionsIncluded
2.3Identity-Level Beliefs and Why They're the Hardest to ShiftIncluded
2.4Scarcity Mindset: What the Research ShowsIncluded
2.5NLP Tools for Belief ChangeIncluded

Emotions, Habits and Hidden Patterns

Shines a light on the emotional drivers behind money avoidance, compulsive spending, self-sabotage, and unconscious financial habits, and builds practical tools to interrupt them.

3.1Money Anxiety, Shame and AvoidanceIncluded
3.2Spending, Hoarding and Emotional RegulationIncluded
3.3Financial Self-SabotageIncluded
3.4Behavioral Economics in Everyday LifeIncluded
3.5NLP Tools for Emotional PatternsIncluded

Money, Values and the Life You Want

Helps students define what 'enough' looks like for them, connect financial behavior to core values, and build well-formed, aligned goals using coaching frameworks.

4.1Money as a Means, Not an EndIncluded
4.2Income, Happiness and the ResearchIncluded
4.3Defining Enough for YourselfIncluded
4.4Aligning Money with Dilts' Logical LevelsIncluded
4.5Coaching Tools: Outcomes, GROW and the TimelineIncluded

Money in Relationships

Examines money as a relational force — in couples, families, and friendships — and equips students with communication tools to navigate conflict, secrecy, and difference.

5.1Why Couples Fight About MoneyIncluded
5.2When Different Money Scripts MeetIncluded
5.3Power, Secrecy and Financial InfidelityIncluded
5.4How to Talk About Money Without FightingIncluded
5.5Family, Friends, Lending and BoundariesIncluded
5.6Raising Money-Healthy ChildrenIncluded
5.7NLP Tools for Money ConflictsIncluded

Money, Work and Self-Worth

Disentangles net worth from self-worth and gives employees, freelancers, and entrepreneurs the inner and outer tools to earn, charge, and negotiate from grounded confidence.

6.1Separating Net Worth from Self-WorthIncluded
6.2Asking for a Raise and Negotiating Your SalaryIncluded
6.3Setting Your Prices as a Freelancer or EntrepreneurIncluded
6.4Visibility, Success and the Fear of Standing OutIncluded
6.5NLP Tools for Confidence and NegotiationIncluded

Money as a Professional: Coaches, Therapists and Helping Practitioners

Addresses the money beliefs and ethical tangles specific to helping professionals — charging, boundaries, fee-setting, and modeling a healthy money relationship for clients.

7.1The Money Wounds Common in Helping ProfessionsIncluded
7.2Charging for Care Without GuiltIncluded
7.3Money Dynamics in the Coaching and Therapy RelationshipIncluded
7.4Modeling a Healthy Money Relationship for Your ClientsIncluded

Integration and the Way Forward

Consolidates the full journey, anchors new identity-level shifts, and equips students with a personal roadmap for ongoing, conscious engagement with money.

8.1Reviewing Your Transformation ArcIncluded
8.2Your Personal Money ManifestoIncluded
8.3Building New Rituals and Financial PracticesIncluded
8.4Staying the Course: Relapse, Resistance and Ongoing GrowthIncluded

Who it's for

Is this you?

The high-earner who still feels broke

He earns well on paper but anxiety follows every paycheck — this course helps him trace the scarcity script that no salary increase has ever been able to quiet.

The undercharging entrepreneur

She keeps discounting her rates out of guilt and has never been able to name why — the modules on self-worth, pricing, and identity-level beliefs were built for exactly this pattern.

The helping professional with money guilt

He went into coaching or therapy to help people, and charging what he's worth feels like a betrayal — the dedicated module for practitioners meets this conflict head-on.

The partner navigating money conflicts

She and her partner love each other and fight about money constantly — the relationships module gives her tools for honest, non-escalating conversations about finances.

The self-sabotager on the edge of a breakthrough

Every time success gets close, something derails it — the behavioral economics and NLP pattern tools help him finally recognize and interrupt the cycle.

The values-driven late-career rethink

She's accumulated enough but feels hollow about how money figures in her life — the values-alignment and 'defining enough' work gives her a framework for what comes next.

Questions

Frequently asked

Your teacher

A note from your teacher

Nicolas Beffort - The Art of NLP

If you've ever caught yourself saying "I'm just not good with money" — or noticed that no matter how much you earn, there's a low hum of anxiety that never quite goes away — I want you to know: that's not a character flaw. That's a pattern. And patterns have origins.

I built this course because I kept seeing the same thing, whether I was working with a burned-out therapist who couldn't bring herself to raise her rates, a talented entrepreneur who hit an income ceiling and couldn't figure out why, or a couple who loved each other deeply but fought bitterly every time money came up. The problem was almost never the numbers. It was the story underneath the numbers — the beliefs formed in childhood, the emotional responses nobody ever named, the identity convictions that said "people like me don't earn like that." Once you can see those patterns clearly and compassionately, everything starts to shift.

This course is the work I wish existed earlier. It brings together the frameworks I've found most useful — NLP tools for belief and emotional pattern change, the Klontz Money Script research, Dilts' Logical Levels, behavioral economics, and structured coaching models — not as a lecture, but as a guided inquiry. You'll write your own money autobiography. You'll map your family's financial inheritance through a genogram. You'll define what "enough" actually means for you — not what the culture tells you it should mean. And you'll do all of it in a tone that never moralizes, never shames, and never pretends there's a one-size-fits-all answer.

If you're a coach, therapist, or other helping professional, there's a dedicated space for you here too — because the money wounds that draw people to caring professions are real, and they deserve direct attention, not a footnote.

My invitation to you is simple: come as you are, bring whatever your history with money looks like, and let's get curious about it together. Awareness is always the first move. And it turns out to be a remarkably powerful one.