How I'm Decolonising My Relationship With Money
Māori Millionaire Podcast · Te Kahukura Boynton
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Show Notes
Wealth Was Never Meant To Be Individual Most of us were never taught how to build wealth, we were taught how to survive. So for a long time, I thought money was something you had to chase on your own. In this episode, I talk about letting go of that idea and remembering that wealth was never meant to be individual. When we build together, we move faster, we hold more, and we create something that actually lasts.
Scarcity Isn’t Who I Am I unpack how a lot of our money behaviours are inherited. The scarcity, the fear, the inconsistency. That didn’t come from nowhere. It was shaped by generations of not having enough. Decolonising my relationship with money meant understanding my patterns instead of judging them, and creating safety instead of pressure.
Money Needs To Feel Safe You can earn more, learn more, do everything “right” but if money doesn’t feel safe, it won’t stay. I share why I stopped focusing only on strategy and started focusing on building a sense of safety with money first.
Those Narratives Were Never Mine I reflect on the stories that were placed on me before I had a chance to choose for myself. The assumptions about who I would become and what would be possible. This part is about letting go of those narratives and choosing something different.
Redefining What Wealth Actually Means This isn’t just about income. It’s about time, health, whānau, and freedom. I talk about expanding my definition of wealth beyond what I had been taught, and building a life that actually feels rich.
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