The Situation
Other shapes it takes. Something clears and something else appears, at almost the same amount, with unnerving timing. Work that goes well up to a specific level and stalls there every time. Opportunities that get to the final stage and do not land, in a run long enough that you have stopped believing your own explanations for it.
What the Obstruction Usually Is
In most of these cases it is inherited, in the ordinary sense of the word. The same relationship with money existed in the house you grew up in and nobody named it: money as something that disappears, or that you are not the kind of person who keeps, or that arrives and must immediately be accounted for to somebody.
Sometimes it is more specific. A decision made under real pressure that closed something down. A business that was going somewhere and stopped after one particular loss. A period where money and shame got attached to each other and stayed attached.
Three weeks of working on that, then a report naming what was found in plain language.
What Comes Back
Undramatic and useful. Things start landing. An interview converts. An introduction promised for a year actually happens. A payment that had been drifting for six weeks arrives without being chased.
Nobody reports a windfall. I would be suspicious of a practice where they did, and so should you be.
What This Will Not Do
It will not produce a sum by a date. It is not a lottery service and I turn down the requests that ask for one, which arrive regularly.
It also does nothing about arithmetic. If income is genuinely below outgoings, that is a practical shape and it needs a practical answer - and if you are facing a court date, an eviction or a default, the useful thing I can tell you is to go to free debt advice first. In the UK that help is independent and costs nothing; in the US, non-profit credit counselling does the same job. I will say this if you order, so I am saying it here instead.