Do you have a feeling that your attitude or thoughts about wealth might be standing in your way of achieving great things in your life? Does talking about or thinking about money make you feel uneasy or unhappy? It very well might be that you have a problem with money that is affecting the amount of wealth in your life as well as your happiness in general. If you feel uneasy thinking about wealth then here are a few things for you to ponder. They very well might enlighten you as well as help you to open the door to becoming wealthy.
We are all brought up in a society where we are taught many different things concerning money and wealth. Your parents, teachers and society didn't mean to warp your mind or harm you but there are several thoughts that most of us feel are true without even thinking about it. These teachings might be somewhat true but they are taken a bit out of context.
The thought that in order to accumulate wealth you must be wealthy is a bit of a fallacy. You might really feel that it's only those who have money that can make real wealth in this world. You have social proof of this. You see the newspapers and you read about those who have celebrity status due to their wealth who are embarking on another giant venture or building a skyscraper with their name on it. It's easy for them. The have money. The make more money with that money. The risk is only a very small portion of their entire wealth so it's simple for them and it makes you sick to your stomach.
Sure, it is absolutely true that these wealthy individuals are investing only a small portion of their portfolio, you can be sure that they calculate the risks and rewards before doing so. You can also be sure that most of these titans of business didn't start out with these great sums. Many of them have actually lost fortunes and had to rebuild their lives two or three times. They understand true wealth and they hold no limitations in their mind concerning what they feel they can achieve in life. For these men and women, money isn't coveted or prized. It is only a method for keeping score or charting their success. It's just a number.
Next, many of us believe that in order for us to make large sums of money, it must come from someone else. We believe that wealth is a zero sum game. This means that in order for us to have something it must be taken away from someone else. We become rich while someone else becomes poor. If we have any sort of heart or soul, this can be troubling and it can cause you to subconsciously resist wealth and money.
The truth is that wealth comes more often when you help other people. The world will gladly fill your pockets if you can solve some of their biggest problems. If you can build a better mouse trap or find a way to provide value or save people time and effort then the world will beat a path to your door. Greed demands that we take from others. Wealth is about helping others and providing value and making lives easier and happier.
This last one you probably know by heart. Everybody knows that money is the root of all evil and most of the world believe this. Sure, they might also know that the real quote says that it is the love of money that is bad, but well all still have this sinking feeling that it is money that is bad. Everybody hates rich people. Everybody sneers at the corporate fat cat who is full of his own self-importance that he can't remove the phone from the side of his head long enough to talk to you or me. You might fear that if you were to be truly wealthy that you might somehow change. Maybe your friends or members of your family wouldn't feel the same way about you. Somebody would become jealous and you never want anyone to look at you like that corporate fat cat that you all despise.
Overcoming this feeling or fear might require a lot of effort on your part. It might require some focus and intense reflection in order to undo what has been done inside your mind and your soul when it comes to your attitude toward money and your fear of how it might change your life. Here are the facts, though. If someone is going to despise you or become jealous of your success then they're not worth being a part of your life. You have the ability to keep your head when you find your calling. You will remember your roots. Wealth doesn't have to change you and there are some millionaires around you right now that you would never suspect are as wealthy as they are. They enjoy driving the same old car they always drove because a car isn't important to them. They live in the same house that they always did because it suits them just fine. They might enjoy a few of the finer things in life but they see no need in flaunting their wealth. They enjoy helping people and being wealthy allows them do help the people that they care for in a way that they never would be able to if they weren't wealthy. Isn't that what you want? Why are you going to let another persons opinion of you keep you from giving your loved ones the education, security and experiences that you know will make them happy?
Your thoughts about money and your fears about how it might change your life are just a few aspects of investing and wealth building that all of us struggle with. Being able to wrestle these misguided thoughts into submission and replace them with more positive thoughts can change how wealth comes to you in your life. Often our subconscious holds us back and keeps us from becoming wealthy. We are done before we have even begun all thanks to our own mind. Conquer your mind and you can conquer the world. You have grand thoughts and big things that you wish to do in this life and the world is willing to pay you handsomely for helping.
We are all brought up in a society where we are taught many different things concerning money and wealth. Your parents, teachers and society didn't mean to warp your mind or harm you but there are several thoughts that most of us feel are true without even thinking about it. These teachings might be somewhat true but they are taken a bit out of context.
The thought that in order to accumulate wealth you must be wealthy is a bit of a fallacy. You might really feel that it's only those who have money that can make real wealth in this world. You have social proof of this. You see the newspapers and you read about those who have celebrity status due to their wealth who are embarking on another giant venture or building a skyscraper with their name on it. It's easy for them. The have money. The make more money with that money. The risk is only a very small portion of their entire wealth so it's simple for them and it makes you sick to your stomach.
Sure, it is absolutely true that these wealthy individuals are investing only a small portion of their portfolio, you can be sure that they calculate the risks and rewards before doing so. You can also be sure that most of these titans of business didn't start out with these great sums. Many of them have actually lost fortunes and had to rebuild their lives two or three times. They understand true wealth and they hold no limitations in their mind concerning what they feel they can achieve in life. For these men and women, money isn't coveted or prized. It is only a method for keeping score or charting their success. It's just a number.
Next, many of us believe that in order for us to make large sums of money, it must come from someone else. We believe that wealth is a zero sum game. This means that in order for us to have something it must be taken away from someone else. We become rich while someone else becomes poor. If we have any sort of heart or soul, this can be troubling and it can cause you to subconsciously resist wealth and money.
The truth is that wealth comes more often when you help other people. The world will gladly fill your pockets if you can solve some of their biggest problems. If you can build a better mouse trap or find a way to provide value or save people time and effort then the world will beat a path to your door. Greed demands that we take from others. Wealth is about helping others and providing value and making lives easier and happier.
This last one you probably know by heart. Everybody knows that money is the root of all evil and most of the world believe this. Sure, they might also know that the real quote says that it is the love of money that is bad, but well all still have this sinking feeling that it is money that is bad. Everybody hates rich people. Everybody sneers at the corporate fat cat who is full of his own self-importance that he can't remove the phone from the side of his head long enough to talk to you or me. You might fear that if you were to be truly wealthy that you might somehow change. Maybe your friends or members of your family wouldn't feel the same way about you. Somebody would become jealous and you never want anyone to look at you like that corporate fat cat that you all despise.
Overcoming this feeling or fear might require a lot of effort on your part. It might require some focus and intense reflection in order to undo what has been done inside your mind and your soul when it comes to your attitude toward money and your fear of how it might change your life. Here are the facts, though. If someone is going to despise you or become jealous of your success then they're not worth being a part of your life. You have the ability to keep your head when you find your calling. You will remember your roots. Wealth doesn't have to change you and there are some millionaires around you right now that you would never suspect are as wealthy as they are. They enjoy driving the same old car they always drove because a car isn't important to them. They live in the same house that they always did because it suits them just fine. They might enjoy a few of the finer things in life but they see no need in flaunting their wealth. They enjoy helping people and being wealthy allows them do help the people that they care for in a way that they never would be able to if they weren't wealthy. Isn't that what you want? Why are you going to let another persons opinion of you keep you from giving your loved ones the education, security and experiences that you know will make them happy?
Your thoughts about money and your fears about how it might change your life are just a few aspects of investing and wealth building that all of us struggle with. Being able to wrestle these misguided thoughts into submission and replace them with more positive thoughts can change how wealth comes to you in your life. Often our subconscious holds us back and keeps us from becoming wealthy. We are done before we have even begun all thanks to our own mind. Conquer your mind and you can conquer the world. You have grand thoughts and big things that you wish to do in this life and the world is willing to pay you handsomely for helping.
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