Money Reset

Money Reset is a practical emotional regulation and action system designed to help you move from money pressure to clarity. If you constantly feel stress, avoidance, overthinking, or impulsive decisions around money — this app helps you first calm your internal state so you can think clearly and take better financial actions. This is not about affirmations or quick fixes. This is about getting your mind back online and take action everyday. What You’ll Experience Inside: 1. Quick Relief (Instant Calm) Short guided EFT tapping audios to help you regulate in moments of stress like: Before checking your bank balance Before making a payment When anxiety spikes around money When you feel overwhelmed or stuck 2. Daily Reset Simple daily sessions designed to stabilise your emotional state around money so you start your day from clarity instead of pressure. 3. Guided Collections Deep, structured tapping sessions for common money patterns like: Fear of spending Guilt around money Income instability stress Avoidance and procrastination Decision paralysis 4. Deeply Guided (Smart Routing) Answer a few simple questions and the app guides you to the exact audio you need based on how you’re feeling in the moment. 5. Personalised Support (Premium) Get customised EFT tapping scripts and audio based on your specific money situation and emotional patterns. What Makes Money Reset Different? Focuses on regulation first, not motivation Helps you take better decisions, not just feel better temporarily Built for real-life money situations Simple, practical, and easy to use daily Who Is This For? You feel stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed about money You avoid looking at finances or making decisions You overthink or feel stuck taking action You want to feel calm and in control with money Important Note Money Reset does not provide financial, investment, or income advice. It helps improve your emotional relationship with money so you can make clearer decisions. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/