Here's a myth that keeps us running forever:
"Once I have [X amount of money], I'll finally feel secure."
Have you noticed? The number keeps moving. Whatever you have, it's never quite enough.
Where does that "not enough" feeling sit in your body?
The truth about financial security:
Studies consistently show that beyond meeting basic needs, more money doesn't equal more happiness or less anxiety. People who earn $100,000 often feel just as financially anxious as those earning $50,000.
Why? Because financial anxiety isn't a math problem—it's an emotional pattern.
If your nervous system learned early that resources were scarce, uncertain, or controlled by others, it will continue to feel unsafe no matter how much you accumulate.
Millionaires have panic attacks about money. Lottery winners often become more anxious, not less.
The feeling of "enough" doesn't come from a number. It comes from healing the stories that tell you you're never safe.
Try this truth:
Instead of asking "How much do I need to feel secure?", ask:
"What would it feel like to trust that I can handle whatever comes?"
Sit with that question. Security isn't a bank balance. It's a relationship with yourself.
When the anxiety of "never enough" keeps looping, Calm Loop Toolkit can help you find peace.