Let’s Talk About Wealth Identity 💰✨

Jen Weir
Aug 22
3 min read

Have you ever stopped to consider that the way you see yourself might be directly shaping your bank account?

How you think, feel, and speak about money…

How you identify with wealth, worth, and value…

Even the subconscious beliefs you picked up from your childhood, culture, or past struggles…

…are ALL silently writing your financial story.

📖 It’s called your wealth identity—the inner blueprint of who you believe you are when it comes to abundance.

And here’s the truth no one told us growing up:

If your inner identity says, “I’m just getting by,” or “Money is stressful,” or “Success isn’t for people like me,”—Then your outer life will reflect that story… no matter how much you pray, budget, or hustle.

But what if ...

🌟You could shift your wealth identity dramatically?

🌟 You could rewrite your story in agreement with what God actually says about you?

🌟 You could become someone who receives with ease, stewards with confidence, and attracts provision with peace?

It’s not wishful thinking. It’s not toxic positivity. It’s vibrational alignment with truth. You must raise your frequency from poverty to prosperity. Scarcity has a sound. Poverty has a posture. Lack has a low vibration that keeps you repeating survival patterns.

And so does wealth.

🌟 Wealth is a frequency—one of trust, generosity, rest, overflow, and expectation.

🌟 You don’t attract wealth by chasing it.

🌟 You attract it by becoming a match for it.

That means doing the heart work to shift out of survival energy and into identity-rooted abundance.

Remembering Who You Really Are 👑

Have you ever wondered why we are so captivated by stories like Cinderella, Pretty Woman, The Princess Diaries, Pygmalion, or even Taming of the Shrew?

Why do little girls (or maybe even us as grown women) scamper around in princess outfits, don tiaras, and strut in fancy shoes all around town?

Because deep down, we all long to return to our true identity.

Little girls, still fresh from the heavenly realms, remember who they are: beloved, chosen, radiant. But as we grow up, trauma, shame, lack, or struggle attempt—with much success—to label us otherwise.

Yet the truth never changed.

We were always created to be royalty. We are our Father’s daughters.

✨ Royal daughters of the King.

✨ Beloved.

✨ Worthy.

✨ Lavished.

✨ Clothed in dignity and honor.

✨ Living from overflow, not scraping by.

These stories tug at something eternal within us—the desire to shed the false labels of scarcity and rise into the identity that was written in heaven long before we were born.