I'm making the most money I've made in life and it's still not enough

I've made more money in the past couple of years than I ever have before. So why can I still find myself feeling like there isn't enough? That's what I'm thinking through in this video. I'm starting to realise that some of what I experience around money has very little to do with how much is actually sitting in my bank account. I grew up around financial instability, periods of having and not having, and that feeling of scarcity seems to have followed me into adulthood even as my own financial circumstances have changed. A recent visit home brought all of it back up. So this is a very in-the-middle-of-it conversation about money, family, financial safety, being the person who feels responsible for figuring things out, and my desire to create a completely different relationship with money than the one I inherited. Because I don't just want to make more money. I want to actually experience enoughness. And apparently, those are two very different things. If you're working on your own relationship with money, scarcity or financial safety, I'd genuinely love to hear where you are in that journey. [Related Video] - watch this next:    • I'm obliterating scarcity in my 20s. Here'...   In this video: 0:00 — Why do I still feel scarcity? 1:55 — I’m making more money than ever 2:45 — The pattern I keep returning to 4:14 — What I inherited from my family 6:20 — The financial instability I grew up around 9:12 — Going home brought it all back 12:25 — Becoming the “rich aunty” 14:14 — The pressure of being the one who can help 16:05 — I’m always asking: how can I make more? 17:00 — The loneliness of trying to break the pattern 18:54 — What I actually want money for 21:12 — More money still isn’t enough 24:13 — “I am the business” 25:21 — I’m the limiting factor 26:26 — Quitting my job when stability feels safer 28:35 — I want to break the scarcity cycle