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Today Marie.

Today.

Today's question comes from Elza Mika and she writes, Dear Marie, in the past year I've started to make money with my art

which makes me very proud and happy.

Though every time I make a sale, I feel guilty. If I do well at market I drive home at the end of the day with guilt

pressing on my heart and I sometimes feel the urge to return to buyers and give them their

money back. I think this comes from a sense that deep down my work isn't

good enough and it doesn't deserve to be sold. Rationally, I know it's good enough, but you can't change

your emotions with rational thought.

So my question is, do you have any tips on how to deal with Sellers' guilt?

Thanks for your consideration, lots of love, Els amika.

Els amika, my dear, it is clear that you are possessed by some money guilt goblins.

These little suckers are worse than bedbugs, but unlike bedbugs, you don't need a dog named Roscoe, harsh

chemicals, or thousands of dollars to get rid of them.

Look, you cannot change what you're not aware of.

So let's shine a light on three of these nasty little buggers and get them out of here.

Hey, a napping, lady. nasty little buggars and get them out of here. Money guilt goblin number one, senior, either or.

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