What Is The Money Script?

The Money Script is a digital program that aims to help you rework the way you think about money. Rather than promising a get-rich-quick shortcut, it positions itself as a mindset and habits package: a main ebook, a guided audio track, and three shorter bonus guides that blend practical habit-building with faith-based encouragement.

That faith element is worth flagging up front. Two of the bonus guides — The Lost Prayers and Living In God’s Luck — draw explicitly on Christian themes of prayer and trusting God’s provision. If that resonates with you, it’s arguably the program’s most distinctive feature. If it doesn’t, you’ll want to weigh how much of the package you’d actually use.

What’s Inside the Package?

1. The Money Script Book

The core of the program. It walks through how your existing beliefs about money were formed — your “money script” — and lays out a step-by-step process for replacing unhelpful patterns with more constructive habits. The tone is plain-spoken and practical rather than academic.

2. The Money Script Digital Audio Track

A guided meditation-style audio designed to be listened to regularly. It’s built around relaxation and focus rather than any exotic claims — think of it as a daily reset that reinforces the ideas from the book. Consistency is clearly the intended use: a few minutes a day rather than a one-off listen.

3. The Lost Prayers (Bonus)

A collection of faith-based prayers centred on hope, trust, and financial provision. Clearly aimed at Christian readers, and one of the more unusual inclusions you’ll find in this niche.

4. Living In God’s Luck (Bonus)

Practical steps paired with biblical insights on experiencing blessing in daily life, including finances. Again, this lands best with a faith-oriented audience.

5. Simple Millionaire Habits (Bonus)

The most universally applicable bonus: a short guide to straightforward money habits — the kind of consistent, unglamorous behaviours that tend to compound over time. Nothing revolutionary, but genuinely sensible material.

How It Works

There’s no complicated system here. You download everything immediately after purchase, work through the main book alongside the audio track, and then fold the bonus material into your daily routine. The program’s own positioning is honest about this: it’s a “sustained transformation” approach, not an overnight fix.

Pros and Cons

Our Rating Breakdown

Who Should (and Shouldn’t) Buy It?

A good fit if you: want a low-cost, structured starting point for changing how you think about money; appreciate — or at least don’t mind — a Christian faith perspective; prefer simple daily practices (reading, a short audio, small habits) over complex systems; and understand that mindset work supports, rather than replaces, practical money management.

Look elsewhere if you: want specific investment, budgeting, or debt-payoff instructions; are uncomfortable with prayer-based content; or expect a program alone to change your income. No mindset product can promise that, and this one — to its credit — doesn’t.