This training is for people who work hard, take action and invest in themselves, yet still do not see the money results they want. When that is you, the missing piece is almost never another strategy. It is the inner game of money.
The training runs in two layers. Layer 1 makes money flow. Layer 2 makes you the person who holds it.
Seven shifts from Marc's own money journey: energy, mirror, value, flow, abundance, intention and gratitude.
Give two people the exact same sales scripts and content scripts and they will get different results, not because of what they say but because of the energy they say it with.
Early on, Marc hit his first five-figure month and it scared him. He felt he did not deserve the money and was convinced his clients would think he was a scam.
His mentor asked, "Have you even asked your clients how they feel about your program?" So Marc surveyed every client. They were satisfied, getting results, and happy to continue. The fear dissolved.
Are you hoping and praying they sign up? Or can you honestly say: I would love to work with them if it is the right fit, and if not, no problem, the right client comes anyway.
Marc keeps two $50 notes inside his phone case as a daily reminder of money. He treats friends and gives his team unprompted bonuses, just for the sake of it, never as a transaction.
Marc once wrote down everything he wanted in one year and achieved every single thing on the list. Your Money Intention works the same way, and it needs two standards.
The floor your account never drops below. Marc's first floor was $500 in his personal account, and today it sits much higher.
The number your actual dream lifestyle costs each month, so you know exactly what you are aiming at.
This is a suggested guide, not financial advice. For real financial decisions, talk to a licensed adviser.
Marc looks at his bank account almost every day, not from anxiety but from intentional awareness. The full numbers, your freedom number and your exact percentages, are worked out in the Financial Freedom training.
This is a suggested guide, not financial advice. For real financial decisions, talk to a licensed adviser.
If you are watching this, you are already in a pretty decent place compared to one hundred years ago, and that alone is worth appreciating.
Marc listens to a twenty-minute gratitude meditation during naps. Whether it is real or not, he feels better and makes better decisions afterward.
Go to the workbook at moneyprogramming.marcteo.com.
Write your Letter to Money. Brain-dump everything you feel and think about money, with no holding back.
Set your Money Intention, meaning your minimum bank standard plus your target monthly income.
That is the end of Layer 1. When your letter and your intention are done, come back for Layer 2.
Who you become determines what you can hold. Layer 2 works top down: first the head, then the heart, then the hands.
Head, your patterns. Spot the belief loop that runs you, then interrupt and reframe it.
Heart, your nervous system. Notice what your body does when money moves, then repattern one response at a time.
Hands, your embodiment. Move from reactive to strategic to creative decisions, and become the version who can handle it.
Patterns are the things you think and do every single day, often without noticing. Your patterns, not your one-off decisions, determine your financial destiny.
What emotions do you feel most often when it comes to money?
What money problems do you keep solving over and over again?
What excuse do you catch yourself justifying the most?
Marc's own answer to question three: he kept reinvesting in delivery and client success while avoiding sales and marketing. The belief underneath it is on the next slide.
"If I focus on sales and marketing, I'm not being authentic." It sounds weird written down, and that is the point, because the beliefs running you rarely sound logical.
What beliefs are driving my recurring money problems?
Is this belief still serving me today?
What would a higher version of me believe instead?
If I already believed the new thing, what would I do next?
Your nervous system is your survival brain, primed to keep you safe rather than rich. People stuck at the same monthly number often unconsciously feel afraid of making more.
"I was afraid that if I made multiple seven figures, my client success would be bad." He is still working on it as he grows, and awareness is the first step.
When money comes in or leaves, what does my body do?
What am I feeling, and what story am I telling about it?
What would help my body feel safer right now? Marc's line for this: I trust myself to figure it out, and I have a good heart.
What is one small way I can respond differently than I usually do?
Whatever you are making right now is what this version of you can handle. To make more, become a different version, starting with how you make decisions.
You act on whatever is happening right now. It is sometimes necessary, but it is not sustainable.
You plan with a clear direction, an outcome and best practices. Most people live here.
Your gut and heart say yes even when it does not make logical sense. Some of your best decisions come from here.
In Marc's words: "The way I finally stopped having money problems is when I stopped thinking of them as problems."
Your root money pattern is named.
One old belief is rewired into one or two clear sentences.
Your Money Intention is set, with a minimum bank standard and a target monthly income.
Your pledge is saved in the workbook.
Everything in this playbook comes together in one simple output. Here is the shape of what you walk away with.
My most-felt money emotion, the problem I keep solving, and the excuse I justify most.
The belief driving the pattern, in my own words.
One or two clear sentences a higher version of me would hold instead.
The one thing I would do next if I already believed the new thing.
The Letter to Money, gratitude, daily awareness, or the 3-step repattern.
One honest question I carry into the week.
Money is energy and a mirror. It amplifies who you are, and your account reflects your beliefs before it reflects your effort.
Energy beats action steps. Choose flow over hustle, and let money move toward the value you create.
Set a Money Intention. A minimum standard, a target from your real lifestyle, and a simple four-account system stop the doom loop.
Find the root pattern. Your emotions, your repeating problems, and your favourite excuse point straight to the belief underneath.
Break the Money Loop at the belief. Rewire it into one or two clear sentences, then act as if.
Grow the nervous system. Use the 3-step repattern so the next level feels safe enough to hold.
Change your relationship with the problem. Treat money problems as chances to evolve, not threats to survive.