Manifesting Money, Goals & Joy: Using the Law of Attraction to End the Year Strong with Andrew KapManifesting Money, Goals & Joy: Using the Law of Attraction to End the Year Strong with Andrew Kap
Recovery Recharged with Ellen Stewart Pushy Broad from the Bronx
As the holidays approach, bestselling author Andrew Kapp returns to share how you can align with abundance, happiness, and success using simple Law of Attraction practices. In this uplifting conversation, Andrew reveals practical steps to shift your...
25:41•10 Dec 2025
Money, Goals and Feeling Good: Andrew Kapp’s Year-End Law of Attraction Reset
Episode Overview
- Shift focus from unpaid bills to bills you’ve already paid to prove to yourself that money has consistently shown up.
- Use simple affirmation-style phrases like "I've always had bills, they've always been paid" to calm financial anxiety.
- Play mental "spending" games with imagined sums to give the subconscious clear, abundant signals without risking real money.
- Set goals only as specifically as they still feel good, avoiding timeframes or numbers that trigger doubt and pressure.
- Focus on what is in your control and let go of what isn’t, pairing this with daily gratitude moments to lift mood and outlook.
“I've always had bills, they've always been paid. The money is here, the money is coming.”
What makes a recovery story truly inspiring? For many people rebuilding their lives after addiction, money stress, goal pressure, and year-end anxiety can feel just as heavy as cravings. This conversation on *Recovery Recharged with Ellen Stewart, Pushy Broad from the Bronx* teams up host Ellen Stewart with returning guest and three-time best-selling author Andrew Kapp to bring some lightness and structure to that weight.
You’ll hear Andrew share simple Law of Attraction practices aimed at shifting your relationship with money, especially as the holidays approach. His central message is surprisingly grounding: "I've always had bills, they've always been paid." From there, he walks through how focusing on past bills that *did* get paid trains your brain to recognise that "the money is here, the money is coming" instead of spiralling into panic. The chat stays very down-to-earth.
Ellen keeps things practical for people driving to work or juggling festive costs, while Andrew introduces his "bills paid, money made" method and a playful mental "spending game" using imagined amounts (no real cash required). Both are designed to ease the subconscious into a sense of abundance rather than scarcity. They also unpack common goal-setting traps, like setting targets so specific they instantly feel impossible.
Andrew suggests only choosing goals that feel good and focusing on what’s genuinely in your control – sending CVs, writing letters – while letting go of what isn’t, like who calls you back. Throughout, gratitude is the thread: finding something to appreciate in your past, present, and future, even if life feels far from perfect. For anyone in recovery who’s tired of stressing over money and goals, this chat offers a gentler way to end the year.
How might your days shift if you treated feeling good and grateful as your main daily practice?
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