"It gave me confidence to transform my lived experience into a coaching practice that truly transforms lives"
Natasa went from exhausted breadwinner to embodied abundance coach. Through the Money Coach Certification, she discovered the link between emotional safety and financial flow, then built a practice helping high-performing parents transform their relationship with money from a place of lived truth.
Before I found the Money Coach Certification, I was an EdTech executive, a mother, a wife, and the only financial provider for my family. On the outside, I looked strong — career, managing a household, supporting everyone. But inside, I was exhausted. I didn’t feel safe, no matter how much I earned. The more I carried, the heavier it became.
What I discovered through this certification wasn’t just a money mindset. It was the deep connection between emotional safety, self-worth, and financial flow. I learned that abundance isn’t about doing more — it’s about feeling safe enough to receive.
As I practiced the tools, I started to rebuild that inner foundation of trust. My nervous system calmed, my relationships softened, and my business began to grow with more ease. I stopped chasing stability and started embodying it.
Today, as the founder of 8MA Space, I help other high-performing parents and sole providers — people who carry it all — to restore safety in their bodies and rebuild their relationship with money and abundance.
The Money Coach Certification provided me with the language, structure, and confidence to transform my lived experience into a coaching practice that truly transforms lives. It helped me combine embodiment, trauma-informed healing, and financial empowerment into one system — a bridge between survival and expansion.
Because of this work, I no longer teach from theory. I teach from truth.
Natasa Buntic
Foundation Director
San Francisco, United States
Written 21 January 2020 From our original stories site
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