![]() |
Jake Ducey's 2nd Mind PodcastAuthor: Jake Ducey
The purpose of this podcast is to empower you to go from The Rat Race to Your Dream Life. Dedicated to being a source of support and inspiration on your journey so you live more confidently, passionately, and joyously. Language: en Genres: Business, Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
Listen Now...
When You Have No Money, NEVER SAY These Words!!!
Thursday, 8 January, 2026
There are words you may be saying every single day that are quietly blocking money, success, and abundance from entering your life. In this episode, Jake Ducey reveals the most common phrases people use, often unconsciously, that sabotage their financial reality, and what to say instead if you want to attract more money, freedom, and opportunity. You'll learn why language is not just communication, but a programming tool for the subconscious mind. The words you repeat become beliefs, and beliefs shape behavior, decisions, and ultimately your bank account. Jake breaks down: Why saying "I'm poor" keeps money away How hating rich people programs your subconscious to reject wealth Why "maybe it's not meant to be" destroys momentum and opportunity How spiritual law supports abundance, not lack Why money itself is neutral and how your beliefs define its role How self-talk like "I'm not smart enough" blocks success Simple affirmations to rewire your relationship with money This episode reframes wealth as a natural expression of expansion, freedom, and contribution—and explains why rejecting money unconsciously guarantees you never have it. To accelerate this shift, Jake invites you to use the same tool he used to change his own financial reality: 🎧 Get Jake Ducey's FREE Success Hypnosis MP3 This guided hypnosis is designed to reprogram the subconscious mind, eliminate limiting beliefs about money, and help you become a magnet for financial success. 👉 Download it free at: jakeshypnosis.com If you want more money in your life, this episode starts with the simplest place to change it: the words you speak every day.












