Today, let's talk about how you need to seriously stop being a drama queen about making money.
I know that sounds harsh, but hear me out.
You don't need to suffer and die and have this whole elaborate story about making money.
You don't need to turn charging what you're worth into a Shakespearean tragedy where you're the tortured artist who must sacrifice everything for her craft.
The money drama needs to stop.
And honestly?
Your moon sign is probably running the show when it comes to your money drama.
Your moon sign represents your emotional patterns, your subconscious reactions, and yes - how you create drama to avoid doing the real work of building your business.
Let me call you out based on your moon sign, because I guarantee you'll recognize yourself in this:
Moon Sign Money Drama Profiles
Aries Moon: The Crisis Creator
The Drama: Creates crisis after crisis to avoid actually launching. "I can't price this yet - I need to completely rebuild my website first!"
The Deeper Pattern: Your Aries moon craves immediate action and excitement, but the sustained effort required for business building feels boring and restrictive. You manufacture urgency through artificial crises because constant firefighting feels more natural than methodical progress. You'd rather tear everything down and start over than do the unsexy work of optimization.
How It Shows Up:
- Launching "beta" versions indefinitely to avoid committing to real prices
- Creating elaborate pre-launch sequences that never actually launch
- Convincing yourself you need completely new branding/website/strategy right before going live
- Burning through cash on "urgent" fixes instead of revenue-generating activities
- Starting competitor research spirals that derail your own timeline
The Real Fear: That success will trap you in routine and obligation. You'd rather stay in the exciting "building" phase than face the responsibility of delivering consistently.
The Antidote: Channel your Aries energy into rapid testing and iteration rather than endless preparation. Set 48-hour deadlines for decisions. Launch imperfectly and improve based on real feedback.
Taurus Moon: The Selective Spender
The Drama: Refuses to invest in anything that might help because "it's too expensive" but will spend $200 on organic face cream.
The Deeper Pattern: Your Taurus moon needs security and comfort, so you hoard money while simultaneously spending on things that provide immediate sensory satisfaction. You'll invest in physical comfort but resist investing in business growth because it feels intangible and risky. You want guarantees that don't exist in business.
How It Shows Up:
- Researching free alternatives for months instead of buying the tool you actually need
- Choosing the cheapest option then complaining when it doesn't work well
- Justifying personal luxuries while calling business investments "frivolous"
- Avoiding recurring subscriptions even when they save time and make money
- Waiting for "perfect timing" that never comes
The Real Fear: That investing in your business won't provide the security you crave, and you'll have wasted money on something that doesn't give you tangible comfort.
The Antidote: Reframe business investments as security-building tools. Calculate the comfort and stability that increased revenue will provide. Start with one quality investment and fully utilize it before moving on.
Gemini Moon: The Shiny Object Chaser
The Drama: Changes offers every other week because they saw someone else's success. Has 47 half-finished programs and wonders why nothing works.
The Deeper Pattern: Your Gemini moon gets bored easily and is always seeking new information and stimulation. You mistake variety for progress and confuse learning with doing. Every new strategy feels like the missing piece, so you abandon what's working for what's newer and more exciting.
How It Shows Up:
- Having multiple "signature programs" that compete with each other
- Switching marketing strategies before giving them time to work
- Creating content about 10 different topics instead of establishing expertise in one
- Starting new courses before completing existing ones
- Joining every new program or mastermind that sounds interesting
The Real Fear: That focusing on one thing means missing out on better opportunities, and that people will get bored of you if you're not constantly innovating.
The Antidote: Commit to one offer for six months minimum. Channel your curiosity into deepening and improving that one thing. Create variety within consistency rather than abandoning ship entirely.
Cancer Moon: The People Pleaser
The Drama: Underprices everything because "I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings" then resents clients for not valuing their work.
The Deeper Pattern: Your Cancer moon is deeply empathetic and nurturing, making you prioritize others' financial comfort over your own business needs. You assume everyone has the same financial limitations you do, and you can't bear the thought of someone feeling excluded or hurt by your prices.
How It Shows Up:
- Offering extensive payment plans that strain your cash flow
- Giving away free sessions "just this once" that become a pattern
- Apologizing for your prices or explaining why they're so low
- Taking on clients you know can't afford you because you feel sorry for them
- Burning out from overdelivering to compensate for "low" prices
The Real Fear: That charging appropriately makes you selfish or uncaring, and that people will think you don't genuinely want to help them.
The Antidote: Recognize that underpricing actually hurts the people you want to help by creating unsustainable business practices. Price appropriately so you can serve your ideal clients exceptionally well rather than everyone poorly.
Leo Moon: The Worthiness Seeker
The Drama: Won't charge appropriately until they feel "worthy enough" - which somehow never happens despite their obvious talent.
The Deeper Pattern: Your Leo moon needs recognition and admiration, but you've internalized the belief that you must prove your worth before receiving rewards. You're waiting for external validation that you're "ready" for premium pricing, not realizing that confidence comes from taking action, not the other way around.
How It Shows Up:
- Collecting more certifications instead of raising prices
- Waiting for a certain number of testimonials before feeling "worthy"
- Undercharging because you don't feel like an "expert" yet
- Comparing yourself to others and finding yourself lacking
- Seeking permission from mentors or peers before making bold moves
The Real Fear: That people will discover you're not as special or talented as you appear, and that charging premium prices will expose you as a fraud.
The Antidote: Understand that worthiness isn't earned through external achievements - it's claimed through self-acknowledgment. Price based on value delivered, not on how you feel about yourself that day.
Virgo Moon: The Perfectionist Procrastinator
The Drama: Spends six months perfecting a $97 course instead of selling their $5K transformation because "it's not ready yet."
The Deeper Pattern: Your Virgo moon seeks perfection and improvement, making you focus on minor details while avoiding the vulnerability of putting imperfect work into the world. You use perfectionism as procrastination, convincing yourself that more tweaking will guarantee success.
How It Shows Up:
- Endlessly editing sales pages instead of driving traffic to them
- Creating elaborate systems for simple processes
- Focusing on low-impact activities that feel productive but don't generate revenue
- Requiring everything to be "perfect" before launch
- Getting lost in competitor analysis and market research
The Real Fear: That imperfect work will be criticized or rejected, and that people will judge your competence based on minor flaws.
The Antidote: Set "good enough" standards and stick to them. Launch at 80% ready and improve based on real market feedback rather than imagined criticism.
Libra Moon: The Decision Paralyzed
The Drama: Can't make pricing decisions without asking 15 people's opinions, then gets paralyzed by conflicting advice.
The Deeper Pattern: Your Libra moon seeks harmony and balance, making you terrified of making the "wrong" choice that might upset someone or tip the scales unfavorably. You outsource decision-making to avoid responsibility for outcomes, then get overwhelmed by too many perspectives.
How It Shows Up:
- Posting in Facebook groups asking for pricing advice instead of testing prices
- Changing strategies based on the last person you talked to
- Avoiding decisions by gathering more information indefinitely
- Seeking consensus that doesn't exist in subjective business matters
- Getting analysis paralysis from weighing every possible outcome
The Real Fear: That making a decision will create conflict or imbalance, and that you'll be responsible for negative consequences.
The Antidote: Limit advice-seeking to 2-3 trusted sources maximum. Make decisions quickly and adjust based on results rather than trying to predict perfect outcomes.
Scorpio Moon: The Self-Saboteur
The Drama: Sabotages success right before breakthrough because deep down they don't trust themselves with money or power.
The Deeper Pattern: Your Scorpio moon is intensely emotional and has deep fears about power and vulnerability. You sabotage success because part of you believes you don't deserve it, or fears that success will change you in ways you can't control. You'd rather fail on your own terms than succeed and lose yourself.
How It Shows Up:
- Picking fights with ideal clients right before they're ready to buy
- Raising prices so dramatically that you price yourself out of the market
- Creating drama in your business relationships when things are going well
- Abandoning marketing strategies right when they start working
- Convincing yourself you don't actually want the success you've been working toward
The Real Fear: That success will corrupt you, isolate you, or reveal parts of yourself you'd rather keep hidden. You're afraid of your own power.
The Antidote: Work with a therapist or coach to address underlying beliefs about worthiness and power. Practice receiving success in small doses to build tolerance for positive outcomes.
Sagittarius Moon: The Serial Starter
The Drama: Starts new business ventures before finishing current ones. Has amazing ideas but terrible follow-through.
The Deeper Pattern: Your Sagittarius moon craves freedom and adventure, making long-term commitment feel like imprisonment. You're energized by possibilities and vision but bored by execution and maintenance. You mistake starting for finishing and confuse inspiration with implementation.
How It Shows Up:
- Launching new programs while existing ones are still incomplete
- Getting excited about business pivots before current direction has been fully explored
- Having a graveyard of abandoned projects and half-built funnels
- Committing to timelines you can't realistically meet
- Losing interest once the initial excitement wears off
The Real Fear: That committing to one path means missing out on other adventures, and that success in one area will trap you in unwanted obligations.
The Antidote: Channel your Sagittarius energy into exploring depth rather than breadth. Complete one thing fully before starting the next. Find the adventure in mastery and optimization.
Capricorn Moon: The Struggle Worshipper
The Drama: Works 80-hour weeks for poverty wages because they think struggle equals worthiness and ease equals laziness.
The Deeper Pattern: Your Capricorn moon equates hard work with moral virtue, making you believe that anything easy or enjoyable can't be valuable. You've been conditioned to prove worth through suffering and can't accept that smart work might be more valuable than hard work.
How It Shows Up:
- Underpricing because you feel guilty about work that comes easily to you
- Refusing to delegate tasks you could easily outsource
- Working harder instead of smarter when results aren't coming
- Feeling guilty about raising prices or working fewer hours
- Measuring success by effort expended rather than results achieved
The Real Fear: That people will think you're lazy or undeserving if you're not visibly struggling, and that ease somehow diminishes the value of your work.
The Antidote: Redefine success as results achieved rather than hours worked. Recognize that your experience and expertise allow you to work efficiently, which is valuable, not lazy.
Aquarius Moon: The Rebel Without Revenue
The Drama: Rebels against "traditional" pricing strategies and wonders why their "revolutionary" approach isn't working.
The Deeper Pattern: Your Aquarius moon values uniqueness and innovation, making you resist proven strategies because they feel too mainstream or restrictive. You'd rather fail with a unique approach than succeed with a conventional one, even when the conventional approach would serve your clients better.
How It Shows Up:
- Creating unnecessarily complex pricing structures to be "different"
- Rejecting marketing strategies because they feel too "salesy" or common
- Inventing new business models instead of mastering existing ones
- Positioning yourself as the alternative to everything else in your market
- Prioritizing being unique over being profitable
The Real Fear: That following conventional wisdom will make you ordinary and indistinguishable from everyone else in your field.
The Antidote: Use proven foundations and add your unique twist on top. Recognize that rebellion for its own sake serves your ego, not your clients or your bank account.
Pisces Moon: The Fantasy Planner
The Drama: Gets overwhelmed by business decisions and escapes into fantasy planning instead of taking real action.
The Deeper Pattern: Your Pisces moon is highly sensitive and intuitive, making the harsh realities of business feel overwhelming and discordant with your gentle nature. You retreat into imagination and planning because it feels safer than taking concrete action that might result in rejection or failure.
How It Shows Up:
- Spending hours creating mood boards and vision boards instead of sales pages
- Getting lost in elaborate future scenarios instead of focusing on immediate next steps
- Avoiding difficult conversations or decisions by "sleeping on it" indefinitely
- Creating beautiful but impractical business plans that never get implemented
- Using spiritual practices to avoid taking earthly business action
The Real Fear: That the business world is too harsh and competitive for your sensitive nature, and that success requires you to be someone you're not.
The Antidote: Ground your dreams in concrete, small actions. Partner with someone who can handle the practical details while you focus on the vision and creative aspects. Take one small step today instead of planning the perfect future.
Here's the Truth: You're Not Lazy, You're Just Being Dramatic
All of this manufactured drama is affecting your money. Every single bit of it.
When you underprice, you create drama around not having enough money to invest in your business.
When you don't get proper support, you create drama around being overwhelmed and burned out.
When you tolerate bad systems, you create drama around nothing working properly.
When you don't follow through, you create drama around why your business isn't growing.
The Story You Tell Yourself
You've convinced yourself that making money has to be hard, complicated, and full of sacrifice.
You've made it this epic journey where you must prove your worthiness through suffering.
But what if making money could be... simple? What if charging premium prices could be... easy?
What if running a profitable business could be... drama-free?
Plot twist: It can be.
The Real Story Behind the Drama
Here's what's actually happening: you're scared.
Scared of success, scared of failure, scared of being seen, scared of not being enough.
So you create drama to avoid doing the simple things that actually work:
- Pricing appropriately
- Getting quality support
- Following through on commitments
- Fixing what's broken
- Sticking with what works
The drama gives you an excuse to stay stuck.
It's easier to be overwhelmed by complexity than to do the straightforward work of building a business.
Time for a New Script
What if instead of "Making money is so hard and I must suffer for my art," your story became:
"I provide incredible value and get paid well for it."
What if instead of "I can't afford good help," it became:
"I invest in quality support because it makes me money."
What if instead of "Nothing ever works for me," it became:
"I stick with proven systems and optimize them until they work."
Drama-Free Money Making
In my Premium Sales on Autopilot program, we're drama-free.
We don't have time for elaborate stories about why making money has to be complicated.
We focus on:
- Clear pricing strategies (no drama required)
- Quality systems that actually work (shocking, I know)
- Following through on commitments (revolutionary concept)
- Investing in proper support (because it pays for itself)
- Sticking with what works instead of jumping to the next shiny thing
Ready to Drop the Drama?
If you're tired of starring in your own money drama and ready to make this simple, let's work together (>> click here to learn)
Because making money doesn't require suffering. It just requires showing up, doing the work, and dropping the storylines that keep you stuck.
The End. (Of the drama, that is.)
Your business drama is costing you money.
Every single day.
The longer you stay in the story, the longer you stay broke.
Time to write a new ending.
