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This episode exposes just how baked-in and unconscious most of our money patterns are. Most people don’t even pause to wonder if there’s a different way—it’s just get paid, pay bills, cross your fingers, and sort of white-knuckle your way through the month.

The inspiration from this conversation is in the tiny acts of rebellion Heather and Sari describe—questioning if you really have to own the house, take on the debt, or let your money just trickle out in old, exhausting patterns. The real teaching here isn’t just about strategy (though, yes, there are strategies tucked in everywhere!), it’s about the willingness to question, to pause, to get uncomfortable, and to see money as this living, breathing energetic thing that wants to co-create with you rather than punish you or weigh you down. Curious yet? Take a listen!

Sari is your host of the Uncharted Way podcast—a no-nonsense space dedicated to revealing the stories of individuals who courageously defy societal norms to forge their own unique paths. Sari hopes to inspire her audience to live unapologetically and chart their own provocative journeys.

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The Growth Goddess, who intimately understands the constraints of control and fear, and through her own personal transformation, she has garnered the wisdom to lead others on their transformative journey. As an Intuitive Hypnotherapist and Master Imagery Facilitator, Sari's mission is to illuminate the path for every person she encounters, creating a sacred space for you to uniquely radiate in your own true authenticity.

Heather Russo grew up in a world where money controlled everything, what we could and couldn’t do, what we could and couldn’t have. The answer was always the same: “We don’t have money for that.”

Groceries showed up on our doorstep from kind strangers. Friends couldn’t stay the night because we couldn’t afford to feed one more mouth. I lived in the poorest part of a wealthy neighborhood, watching the stark contrast between “them” and “us.” And I made a decision.

I refused to accept that as my future.
At 18, I opened my first IRA, convinced I was on the right path to financial security. I followed every rule they told me...

And yet, I wasn’t building wealth. I was just surviving with more stability. Then, I watched my savings disappear overnight in a market crash. That’s when I realized:

THE SYSTEM ISN’T BROKEN. IT WAS BUILT THIS WAY ON PURPOSE.
The wealthy don’t play by the rules the middle class is taught. They don’t rely on a paycheck. They don’t trade time for money. They don’t sit on cash and hope the market will save them.

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