Mean”), I recommend you get clear now, on the
values and traits about yourself you most enjoy…
and those you wouldn’t want to see amplified.
The more you allow yourself to express your
positive characteristics now, the more confident
you’ll be that having more money will only
enhance your quality of life, rather than rob you
of your humility.
tip #2: who are you afraid
of offending by making
more?
I’m going to get pretty personal here, but
experience tells me that it’s not uncommon to
have someone in your life (often a family member)
who you “think” will be threatened, upset or
disturbed in some way if you make more money.
If this resonates with you, then the first thing
you must do is acknowledge your fear. Next,
ask yourself, “What is it that this person really
wants for me?” The answer is likely to be security,
abundance, happiness and a life of ease. Focus on
their positive intentions for you.
tip #3 what is the money
for?
I’m frequently asked to speak about how to create
and achieve empowering, bold money goals. One
of the most powerful steps you can take to align
money with your spiritual path is to have a clear
money “why.”
At first, making more allows you to buy life’s little
luxuries. But once you move beyond indulging in
the deluxe manicure or splurging on private car
service when you travel, you’ll want to connect
your heart and spirit with your growing income.
Knowing exactly and specifically what larger
amounts of money are slotted for will help you
value keeping more of it.
money is a powerful catalyst
for self-growth
If you truly want to grow as a person, moving
beyond any preconceived limits or self-imposed
restrictions, then I highly recommend using
money as a catalyst for your self-growth. Not
only will you delight in how spiritually advanced
you become but your new income will give you
the opportunity to make a profound, positive
difference in the lives of everyone you touch.
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