Don’t Expect Access to Make You Money

One of the most common things people say to me is:“How do you only do Access Consciousness and make a living?”

I get why they ask. It looks like there’s one thing happening.

But that’s not actually true.

And this is where I’m going to disrupt a very persistent lie:

Don’t do Access (or anything, really) just to make money.

If money is the reason you’re choosing it, you’re already limiting what it can create. Especially with a company and tools that are meant to create consciousness...

Do It for the Joy. The Rest Follows.

I don’t do Access because it’s a “business strategy.”I do it because it’s fun. Because it creates more awareness. Because it opens things.

And ironically? That’s exactly what allows money to show up.

Not chasing it.

Not forcing it.

Not structuring everything around it.

Joy is generative.

It invites, it expands, it connects dots you didn’t even know were there.

Money tends to follow that—not the other way around.

I’m Actually Really Good at Creating Wealth

Let me be direct about something people often sense but don’t say:

I’m really good at bringing in wealth.

And something else I’ve noticed over time—the people who work with me often start creating more money too.

Not because I’m handing them a formula.Not because they’re copying my business model.

It’s more like… proximity and choice changes what they’re willing to choose which changes everything.

They stop making money this heavy, significant thing that has to be figured out and controlled.

They start choosing more, playing more, receiving more.

And that creates results.

The “Only” Story Isn’t True

From the outside, it might look like I “only” do Access.

But here’s a more accurate picture:

• I teach crafting with wool and other fibers

• I run a farm

• I grow mushrooms

• I consult for businesses

• I buy and sell tangible assets

• I create classes and host events

• And there’s probably more I’m not even thinking of right now

None of these cancel each other out. None of them dilute anything.

They all exist because I enjoy them.

That’s the common thread—not strategy, not branding, not niche.

Enjoyment.

Multiple Streams Don’t Mean Scattered

People sometimes think having many revenue streams means being unfocused.

It can. But it doesn’t have to.

If you’re doing things you don’t actually like just to make money, that is scattered.

If you’re choosing things because they light something up for you, they tend to organize themselves in ways that actually work.

There’s a coherence that comes from following what’s alive for you.

So What Do You Do If You Want to “Make It Work”?

Here’s the part most people don’t want to hear:

• Stop trying to make one thing carry your entire financial reality

• Stop demanding that joy justify itself with income

• Stop cutting off things you enjoy because they don’t look “practical”

And start asking:

• What do I actually enjoy doing?

• What creates more for me and others?

• What would I choose if I wasn’t trying to make it pay off immediately?

Then choose that.

And keep choosing.

The Surprise

When you stop demanding that something “make you money,” you create space for it to contribute in ways you didn’t predict.

Sometimes it does become a primary source of income.

Sometimes it connects you to people, ideas, or opportunities that generate money somewhere else.

Sometimes it simply adds a richness to your life that makes everything else work better.

But the key is this:

You’re not using it. You’re living it.

The Real Question

Instead of asking, “How do I make this my only source of income?”

Try asking: “What kind of life do I actually want to be living—and what choices create that?”

Because the truth is, I don’t “only” do Access.

I choose a lot of things. I enjoy them.

And yes—that enjoyment is exactly what makes it generative.