In case we haven’t met, my name is Melanie McCool. And for more years than I care to admit, I bought into the conventional wisdom narrative.

And the cost?

Well, while I did become a millionaire, I almost died too. 

That’s not me being dramatic. It’s what actually happened. 

You see, I thought I’d finally “made it.” 

I was a millionaire. 

But it wasn’t enough... 

Raised by a single mom who was surrounded by a poverty mindset, I literally “shopped” for my school clothes from the charity box at church. On top of that, there was often literally nothing to eat in the house. I don’t mean nothing we felt like eating. I mean nothing to eat.

And even though after a while things got somewhat better, the lack and poverty mindset stuck. 

In my 20’s I dove into the world of personal development. I was both shocked and mesmerized. It changed the course of my life.

In my 30’s I took another dive into the world of professional development. I discovered tools and techniques and mindsets I could use to work my way out of the lower working class. 

I was starting to win… at least in my career. 

Because at the same time, I’d gotten myself into a toxic marriage. And I didn’t know how to cope. So, I worked even harder. 

I hustled harder to increase my earnings. I grinded to master my craft. And I made it. 

Or so I thought. Because despite my rags to riches story, I was also overworked and miserable (because my core belief was still “making money is hard work”). 

Plus, I was getting rid of the money as fast as I could (because “rich people are evil”). 

Both of these underlying beliefs reinforced the cycle of overworking. 

Worst of all, I developed a life-threatening stress disorder that forced me out of my career. 

Despite my bank account being healthy, my body, mind, and spirit were broken.

I had no choice but to stop what I was doing and go on a journey of self-discovery. I spent tens of thousands of dollars, countless hours of research, and invested in numerous mentors, counselors, and guides to find a better way. 

And what was the number one thing I discovered? 

Through it all, I learned that in order to regain my health and return to my work, I needed to reprogram my mind.

I also discovered a science that unlocked my own ability to rapidly reprogram my mind for prosperity. 

It didn’t require me to spend years in psychotherapy. I didn’t need to rely on learning some effective but slow technique like transcendental meditation. And I didn’t have to depend on outside “help” from reiki or some other healing modality. 

Instead, after all my searching, I discovered there was only one thing that would undo the damage of childhood trauma, and the hidden, subconscious beliefs installed by the narrative that were sabotaging me.

And it can do the same for you...