💸 Adopt a Wealth Mindset (and Laugh a Little Along the Way)

How Female Printable Business Owners Can Overcome Money Blocks and Build a Truly Profitable Shop

If you’ve ever felt like you and money are in a love-hate relationship, rest assured—you’re not alone. You sit down to design a printable, you post it with hope in your heart… and then tumbleweeds. Or maybe you do make a few sales, but every time you think about charging more, investing in your business, or even dreaming bigger—you freeze.

That, my friend, is your wealth mindset talking. And if your current mindset sounds like, “No one’s going to pay for this,” or “I’m not cut out for making real money,” then it’s time for a reboot.

Why This Matters for Printable Business Owners

Mindset directly affects your actions. And your actions determine your results—especially in a creative business where pricing, marketing, and visibility are tied to confidence.

  • According to Psychology Today, our beliefs about money impact our behaviors and financial outcomes. (Psychology Today)
  • A 2019 study in Frontiers in Psychology found a direct correlation between self-worth and financial motivation. (Frontiers in Psychology)

So, if you’re running a printable shop and constantly undercharging, second-guessing yourself, or resisting visibility… it’s not about your products. It’s about your money mindset.

Let’s explore how to shift from a scarcity spiral into a mindset of abundance—one that empowers you to build wealth with your creative work (yes, even those $7 printables count).


What Is a Wealth Mindset?

A wealth mindset isn’t about dreaming of yachts or six-figure Etsy months overnight. It’s about shifting from:

  • ❌ “There’s never enough”
    to
  • ✅ “There’s always more to create, learn, and earn.”

Women with wealth mindsets:

  • See money as a tool for growth
  • Take confident action (even when scared)
  • Treat their business like a real business, not a side hobby
  • Invest in resources that save time and increase income
  • Build sustainable, diversified income from digital products like printables

Women without a wealth mindset often:

  • Undercharge
  • Avoid visibility
  • Stay stuck in research mode
  • Burn out trying to do it all alone

Sound familiar? Don’t worry—these patterns are common, but they’re changeable.


6 Wealth Mindset Blocks Holding You Back in the Printable Biz (And How to Overcome Them)

1. “Money is the Root of All Evil”

The Block: Feeling guilty about charging for your work, or believing that wealth and generosity can’t coexist.

Why It’s a Problem:
The Journal of Happiness Studies reports people who view money negatively tend to save and invest less—blocking long-term success. (Journal of Happiness Studies)

Fix It:

  • Reframe money as a neutral tool.
  • Follow generous role models like Oprah or Melinda Gates.
  • Focus on what money allows you to do.

2. “There’s Never Enough”

The Block: Believing that the market is saturated, buyers won’t pay your price, or you can’t afford to grow.

Why It’s a Problem:
Harvard Business Review found scarcity mindset causes “tunnel vision,” limiting your ability to plan or take smart risks. (HBR Article)

Fix It:

  • Stop saying the market is too crowded.
  • Track small wins: every follower or sale is progress.
  • Visualize abundance using printable trackers.

3. “I Don’t Deserve to Be Wealthy”

The Block: Feeling like wealth is for “other people.”

Why It’s a Problem:
Frontiers in Psychology confirms low self-worth = low action. (Frontiers in Psychology)

Fix It:

  • Write down limiting beliefs and replace them.
  • Set micro-goals to build confidence.
  • Connect with a supportive business community.

4. “I Have to Hustle 24/7 to Make Money”

The Block: Thinking burnout = success.

Why It’s a Problem:
World Health Organization (WHO) recognizes burnout as a real occupational risk with long-term damage. (WHO Burnout Info)

Fix It:

  • Ditch hustle culture. Use PLR, templates, and tools.
  • Prioritize income-producing actions.
  • Set working hours and protect rest time.

5. “I Can’t Talk About Money”

The Block: Believing money talk is rude or taboo.

Why It’s a Problem:
The 2017 National Financial Capability Study found only 34% could answer basic financial questions—a result of hush-hush money culture. (FINRA NFCS)

Fix It:

  • Normalize money conversations.
  • Join communities that welcome transparency.
  • Ask questions and seek education.

6. “What If I Fail… or Succeed?”

The Block: Fear of judgment from failing or from changing your life with success.

Why It’s a Problem:
Journal of Behavioral Decision Making found fear leads to procrastination and missed income. (Journal of Behavioral Decision Making)

Fix It:

  • Reframe failure as data.
  • Visualize success scenarios with confidence.
  • Launch in small, low-risk ways to build proof.

5 Simple Ways to Build a Wealth Mindset in Your Printable Biz

  1. Use Practical Affirmations: “I’m building a profitable business month by month.”
  2. Track Your Wins Weekly: Log views, subscribers, and sales every Monday.
  3. Invest in Yourself Wisely: Coaching, templates, automation = time and profit back.
  4. Surround Yourself with Abundant Thinkers: Join aligned biz groups and follow expansive creators.
  5. Give Generously: Harvard Business School found giving boosts happiness and rewires scarcity. (Harvard Business School)

Final Thoughts: Wealth Starts in Your Mind—Then in Your Shop

The most successful printable business owners aren’t the ones with the fanciest designs. They’re the ones with mindset, support, and strategy.

You don’t need to hustle harder. You need to believe bigger, act smarter, and ask for help when you need it.

You deserve wealth. You deserve rest. And yes—you deserve to make money selling pretty little printables.


Ready to Make the Shift?

✉️ Grab our Pretty Little Printables Starter Pack — a done-for-you bundle designed to help you launch with confidence.

✨ Or book a 1:1 coaching session with Kay Renee and let’s shift both your mindset and your money plan—together.

Because your business? It was never meant to stay small.

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