
Guided breathwork meditation · 9 min
Step into Abundance and Freedom
Start your day free of old money worries, and choose the story you want to live by.
With
Bradley MorrisRated4.8
- Level
- Beginner friendly
- Style
- Guided breathwork meditation
- Sound
- Voice only
- Best time
- First thing in the morning
About this session
- Releases money stress
- Shifts limiting beliefs
- Builds abundant mindset
- Restores calm confidence
Bradley Morris guides you through nine minutes of seated breathing built around one honest question: how do you feel about your finances right now? You find where that feeling lives in your body, name it, listen to the story behind it, then use long exhales to send it upward and away.
It suits anyone whose worry about money tends to run in the background, or who wants to begin the day with a clearer attitude toward earning, receiving and investing. Come back whenever fear about finances resurfaces and you want a quick reset.
After the session
01
Honest self-awareness
See what you truly feel about money.
02
A lighter body
Let go of tension held around finances.
03
A new money story
Choose a belief that supports you.
04
Quiet confidence
Move into your day feeling positive and abundant.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone who feels a knot of worry whenever money comes up
- People who want to rework old beliefs about earning and receiving
- Those who like a purposeful reset before the workday begins
- Anyone who needs a short pause when financial fear surfaces
Not now, if…
- Those looking for practical budgeting or investing advice
- People who prefer silent meditation (this is guided)
- Anyone wanting a sleepy, wind-down track, since you sit upright

Questions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
Why am I asked to find where money stress sits in my body?
Bradley invites you to notice where the energy is strongest, breathe into that spot, and bring your awareness to its center. Locating the feeling makes it something you can see and name rather than a vague background worry. Once you can name the emotion, you're ready to look at the story behind it.
What does the "broken record" image mean?
After naming the emotion, you give it a voice and hear the story it repeats, like a record stuck on a loop. You then ask what belief you've been telling yourself, how it has shaped your choices so far, and whether this is how you want to live moving forward.
How does the breathing release the old story?
You breathe in through your nose, feeding the energy with oxygen and lifting the heaviness up through your chest. Then you exhale through your mouth and picture it leaving as smoke that drifts up to the sky. You repeat this a few rounds, gathering any remaining residue each time.
What do I breathe in once the old story has gone?
You inhale the feelings you are choosing to have right now and exhale everything out of alignment with them. You also breathe in feeling supported by life, with thanks for the breath itself. Near the end you remember that you can write a new story of prosperity, service and ease around making, receiving and investing money.
Why does the session end with a reminder to come back?
Bradley frames the practice as a reset you can return to any time old emotions or stories start to lock you into fear around finances. The idea is that each new moment is a chance to create your story again, so the practice works as a habit rather than a single event.
