Hi, my name is Rex Henry, and I'd like to share a little secret with you.

If you'd told me a few years ago that I'd write a bestselling little book about the "inner game" of money, I'd have laughed in your face. I don't believe in "woo woo", I hate B.S. or anything that smells bogus, and I like living a simple, quiet life, spending most of my time hiking and climbing.

I'm not in any way a financial expert, not a guru, same as most I've been burned (more than a few times), learned a few moves along the way, and I'm still endlessly curious about how this whole money thing works.

You see my “real” job is working with business owners all over the world, helping them grow their businesses. And one "glitch" kept coming up again and again.

Teaching someone how to grow a business was usually the easy part. In most cases, you could show someone the mechanics in a few days.

But once we actually started doing the work, the real problems showed up. Almost always, they came from old, strange stories people carried around inside their head about money — that it was hard to come by, that wanting it was somehow wrong, that it never stuck around for people like them — that kind of thing.

Which is a problem… because the whole point of a business is to make money.

So instead of looking for better business strategies, I started learning about the stories underneath.

What I found surprised me.

Across cultures and across time, the same handful of 7 money stories kept appearing — inherited ideas about work, worth, luck, struggle, and scarcity — that seemed to trip people up over and over again.

While I was writing the book, I also stumbled on something unexpected: a weirdly simple way of interrupting those stories.

Not by fighting them.

Not by “believing harder.”

But by learning how to create a specific type of odd little story — deliberately.

That exploration became The Money Secret.

Since the book was published, I’ve heard from many readers who didn’t just want to understand their money story — they wanted help making a better one for themselves.

Specifically, they wanted more help creating their own "SOS" story — a small, odd little type of story I show how to make in the book. This idea comes from the work of Dr. Milton Erickson, the great American psychologist and psychiatrist, who used this kind of story to create profound, long-lasting change at the subconscious level.

So I did two things.

First, I created a quiet, simple, no-fuss, seven-day, seven-story experience for a small group of my readers.

It was designed for anyone who wants to explore what happens when you stop trying to fix money from the outside — and instead start changing the story underneath it.

Here’s exactly how it works: Over seven days, you receive (from me, personally, via email) 7 little stories, and 7 simple questions (one question each day, each story).

Whole thing should take you less than 3 minutes a day to do.

That’s it.

That’s all you do.

You read the story (or listen to it — I recorded them all as well), think about the question, then reply.

No one (except me) ever sees the results, they never get shared with anyone. The only point of them is to start creating change.

Which is what we want, right?

But I should warn you.

This is not a “program" or “online course”.

This is not coaching. I don't email you back and have big discussions with you about what it all means. This doesn’t promise crazy, outlandish outcomes. The whole point is it's private to you and no one knows what you're doing except you (and your subconscious — that part's important).

It’s kind of old-fashioned in an odd way. A bit like when you first experienced stories as a child. At least that’s the idea behind it.

It’s also 100% free.

And it’s for people who feel like their current money story isn’t working as well as it could.

So if you’ve ever felt like: money is harder for you than it seems to be for others, you earn more but still feel uneasy about it, money comes in… but never seems to stick, wanting more feels conflicted or uncomfortable, you keep repeating the same financial patterns without knowing why… and you’d like to explore that without hype, pressure, or false promises.

If any of that makes you curious, then you’re welcome to join in, and I look forward to hearing your story of change.