😱 Scarcity is a Habit

and it shows up in these 3 questions

Scarcity isn’t about money.

It’s about the space you believe you’re allowed to take up.

We often misunderstand scarcity. We think it’s about bank accounts, budgets, or whether we can afford something right now. But that’s just the surface.

Real scarcity lives deeper—in the language your nervous system learned before you ever had words for it.

Scarcity is a habit. 

It shows up in questions like:

 ā€œAm I allowed to want this?ā€
ā€œDo I deserve to feel that good?ā€
ā€œWhat happens if I rise and someone else doesn’t?ā€

These aren’t financial questions.
They’re existential permissions.

Your brain doesn’t label scarcity as ā€œbad.ā€ It just registers what is. And when scarcity becomes the norm, it silently regulates how much joy, support, or expansion you allow yourself to feel—especially when it’s just for you.

That’s why addressing scarcity isn’t just about mindset.
It’s about chemistry.

Scarcity is a neurobiological pattern—hardwired through a loop of stress chemicals. A cocktail of cortisol, adrenaline, and underactive dopamine gets released in anticipation of lack. Over time, this forms a predictable, reactive state in your body.

To shift it, you have to interrupt the perception of danger or deprivation at the root level inside the body.

My friend, neuroscientist Emilia Ferreira does exactly that—and she’s offering our community exclusive access to her work.

Her free guide is a must if you’ve ever felt stuck in survival mode, caught in the scarcity loop, or simply exhausted. These 3 hacks are deceptively simple, profoundly powerful, and rooted in hard science—designed to shift your state so that thriving becomes your body’s new default.

Emilia usually works with mothers raising neurodivergent children—but here’s the thing: we’re all a little neurodivergent now. In a world designed for efficiency over sensitivity, we’ve all adapted in ways that disconnect us from how we’re wired to feel, relate, and thrive.

Her work speaks to that. 

Not through pressure or performance, but through biology. Through real, sustainable shifts that speak your body’s native language.

This guide is a special gift. 

And the results? Legit impressive.

Ready to move away from Scarcity as a habit?  

šŸ‘‰ Here’s the guide: https://gift.raisingona.com/kody 

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BRAIN SNACKS

šŸ˜‚ If aliens had a snooze button (FB meme)

šŸ’Ŗ 11,860 push ups (Habit Example from 1 year ago)

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ā€œDad, I wish we were lego guys.ā€

— My 5 Year Old

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- Kody

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