🙌 On this episode of The Get Ready Money Podcast, I spoke with Carolina Perez Sanz, author and advocate for helping people overcome under earning about changing the way we think about money and busting money ghosts.

🧐 In this episode we discussed:

🔹 Personal power is what allows you to trust yourself.

🔹 Money ghosts are behaviors that under-earners show.

🔹 Ask for what you’re worth.

🔹 Stop undervaluing yourself, don’t work for free.

🔹 Money doesn’t give you power, you have your personal power. Thanks to your power, you can use money how you want.

 🎥 Watch this episode below: 

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Connect with Carolina Perez Sanz: 

 Website and newsletter: (here)

LinkedIn (here)

Book: 

Stop Being Afraid of Money - coming Spring 2025

Mentioned this episode: 

•  Overcoming Underearning(R): A Five-Step Plan to a Richer Life by Barbara Stanny (Amazon) 
•  You're Not for Everyone: But, You Can Be For Everyone by Kristin Andree (Amazon) 
•  Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman (Amazon) 

Bio:

 Carolina Perez Sanz, PhD, CPCC, PCC is an experienced leadership coach, trainer, and consultant with over a decade of expertise in organizational coaching, corporate training, and internal communications. As the founder of Co-Lumina Coaching, Carolina has helped individuals and teams enhance their leadership presence, improve communication, and navigate organizational change. As a certified coach, she specializes in developing high-impact programs that combine professional, personal, and spiritual growth.

Beyond her coaching work, Carolina is a passionate writer, sharing insights on personal power, self-awareness, and spiritual growth. Her writing explores how what she calls Money Ghosts—an extension of the Ego—undermine personal power and keep people earning less than their potential. In her work, Carolina combines deep self-reflection with actionable strategies, helping individuals break free from limiting beliefs and embrace more authentic, empowered ways of living and leading."