Rosanne reveals why a poverty mindset creates poor fertility results and how shifting to abundance consciousness transforms everything. She contrasts the characteristics of poverty-minded thinking (problem-focused, penny-pinching, fearful) with abundance mindset (solution-focused, generous, confident) and explains why your baby lives at a high vibration that requires abundant thinking to reach.
Rosanne reveals there are only two types of people when it comes to abundance consciousness - those with poverty mindset and those with wealth consciousness, with no middle ground. She outlines the characteristics of each camp based on her 11+ years of global observation.
Poverty mindset keeps you problem-focused, penny-pinching, and constrained by insurance limits. Rosanne explains why choosing cheaper clinics over specialized expertise is counterproductive, especially for women with specific challenges or advanced maternal age.
Abundance mindset creates peace, confidence, and openness to solutions. Rosanne teaches that your baby lives at this high vibration and requires abundant thinking to reach, using Mother Teresa as an example of abundance without wealth.
Most limiting money beliefs formed before age eight may not serve your fertility goals as an adult. Rosanne challenges listeners to recognize that traditional financial rules don't apply when pursuing your life's purpose of becoming a mother.
“poverty mindset equals poor results”
— Rosanne Austin▶ 0:51
Poverty mindset is being problem-focused rather than solution-focused, characterized by penny-pinching, obsessing over prices, and focusing on what you stand to lose. On a fertility journey, this creates limitation and closes you off from opportunities that could help you succeed.
“one of the hallmarks is a sense of peace and a sense of confidence that, hey. You know what? There's more than enough for me”
— Rosanne Austin▶ 11:31
Abundance mindset is characterized by peace, confidence that there's more than enough, generosity, and focus on solutions and what you stand to gain. It involves believing your desires won't shut down others' opportunities and trusting you can find what you need.
“if you're a woman at forty eight trying to get and stay pregnant and you're trying to pinch a few pennies by going to just the average clinic that's close by who doesn't consistently work with women in their forties, good luck”
— Rosanne Austin▶ 8:12
No. If you're older or have specific challenges, you need specialists who consistently work with cases like yours, even if they cost more. Going to a cheap clinic without relevant expertise is pennywise but pound foolish.
“People with an abundant mindset don't necessarily have to have a lot of money”
— Rosanne Austin▶ 14:25
Yes. Mother Teresa had a vow of poverty but could call any CEO to borrow their plane because she knew how to receive and ask for what she needed. Abundance mindset is about knowing there's enough and being open to solutions, not about having money.
“we develop our subconscious beliefs, especially about money, just before we're eight years old”
— Rosanne Austin▶ 9:15
Most subconscious money beliefs form before age eight, from hearing phrases like 'money doesn't grow on trees' and 'only rich people get that.' These childhood rules may not apply to your fertility journey as an adult pursuing your life's purpose.
“Those are likely the same people that'll drop seventy, eighty thousand dollars on a new car without even missing a beat, but yet judge people who are struggling with fertility for investing the same amount of money trying to have a baby”
— Rosanne Austin▶ 13:33
It's poverty mindset and social conditioning. People drop $70-80,000 on cars or take $100,000 college loans without drama, but shame families for investing the same amount in having a baby - which is more enduring than an education.
Two-step process to identify and transform limiting mindset patterns
Assess your current mindset
Honestly evaluate which camp you're in based on characteristics like problem-focus vs solution-focus, penny-pinching vs investment thinking, and what you stand to lose vs gain
Decide to change
Choose to give up the poverty-minded version of yourself to become more abundance-minded, creating better results where you see opportunity and make time irrelevant through self-investment
There are only two types of people when it comes to abundance: poverty-minded and wealth-conscious, with no middle ground
Based on observing women from all over the world over 11+ years, Rosanne confirms this binary exists across all financial backgrounds - you can have tons of money and still operate from poverty mindset.
Poverty mindset is characterized by being hyper-focused on not losing, penny-pinching, obsessing over prices, and focusing on what you stand to lose versus gain
These are people complaining about gas prices and organic eggs, operating from victim mindset where things happen to them, stuck in powerlessness rather than authority over their lives.
A 48-year-old woman trying to pinch pennies by going to an average clinic that doesn't consistently work with women in their forties is setting herself up for failure
At 48, you need cutting-edge specialists who consistently work with women in their 40s and 50s, treat you like a human being, and aren't limited by insurance constraints - even if it costs more upfront.
Most of our subconscious money beliefs were formed before age eight, long before we had access to real money or opportunities
Growing up hearing 'money doesn't grow on trees' and 'only rich people get that' creates limiting rules that don't apply to your fertility journey - a life purpose situation that requires different thinking.
Abundance mindset is characterized by peace, confidence that there's more than enough, generosity, being self-driven and open to solutions
People with abundance mindset focus on what they stand to gain, trust themselves to figure things out no matter how bad it gets, and understand that money comes and goes - creating completely different daily experience.
Mother Teresa exemplifies abundance mindset despite taking a vow of poverty - she could call any CEO and borrow their plane because she knew how to receive
She demonstrates that abundance mindset isn't about having money but about knowing you can get whatever you need by asking for it and being open to receiving.
Your baby lives at a high vibration in abundance, not in the low vibration of poverty mindset
Believing beyond statistics is inherently abundant thinking - saying if you have the desire, there's going to be a way, which is rooted in faith and understanding there is no lack.
Women who beat the odds on this journey are willing to pay the price, and it's not about being rich
Rosanne has worked with women worldwide, including some who saved three months salary to do her programs, but they cared about getting results and are holding babies today because of their investment.
There are only two types of people when it comes to abundance: poverty-minded and wealth-conscious, with no middle ground
▶ 2:24Poverty mindset is characterized by being hyper-focused on not losing, penny-pinching, obsessing over prices, and focusing on what you stand to lose versus gain
▶ 3:47A 48-year-old woman trying to pinch pennies by going to an average clinic that doesn't consistently work with women in their forties is setting herself up for failure
▶ 8:12Most of our subconscious money beliefs were formed before age eight, long before we had access to real money or opportunities
▶ 9:15Abundance mindset is characterized by peace, confidence that there's more than enough, generosity, being self-driven and open to solutions
▶ 11:31Mother Teresa exemplifies abundance mindset despite taking a vow of poverty - she could call any CEO and borrow their plane because she knew how to receive
▶ 14:45Your baby lives at a high vibration in abundance, not in the low vibration of poverty mindset
▶ 16:08Women who beat the odds on this journey are willing to pay the price, and it's not about being rich
▶ 19:58“Being frugal and penny-pinching is always responsible financial behavior”
CONSIDER: When you're focusing on your life's purpose and the miracle of creating life, traditional financial rules may not apply - especially on a journey of unknown duration with so much at stake
“You shouldn't spend money you don't have or take financial risks for fertility treatment”
CONSIDER: People routinely take out $100,000 loans for college without drama, yet shame women for investing the same amount in their dream of having a baby - which is more enduring than an education
“poverty mindset equals poor results”
“your baby does not live at a low vibration in a poverty mindset. Your baby's way up here. Your baby's all about abundance”
“We're talking about the fucking miracle of life, people”
“Women who beat the odds on this journey are the women willing to pay the price”
“How are you gonna call in a miracle with a poverty mindset that's all focused on what's going wrong instead of what's going right?”
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The desire in your heart to be a mom is there because it was fucking meant for you - this desire is your divine assignment
Rosanne conceived naturally at 43 after years of treatment failure by following this principle. Recent podcast guests Elise and Mikayla both held babies after choosing belief over their circumstances.
Belief always precedes the miracle - you must believe even in the darkest moments, not just when things feel good
All of the recent podcast success stories featured women who believed bigger than their current circumstances. A fertility expert interviewed confirmed that most fertility challenges are figureoutable.
If you truly desire something, you can have it - the timeline is completely irrelevant and made up
Rosanne conceived naturally at almost 44, months away from her 44th birthday, after years of treatment failure and being told she was running out of time.
You can choose to be an outlier, not a statistic - there's an X factor where belief, spirit, and faith come in
As a former prosecutor trained in facts and statistics, Rosanne had to make the mental leap to choose being an outlier rather than accepting statistical predictions about her fertility at 43.
