I
hope you spent some time answering the questions I posted in the blog-- Building
a Prosperity Consciousness. Those questions will help you to look at your belief
system regarding wealth. Sometime in your life you made a choice to be in one
of three financial clubs based on those beliefs: The haves, The Have Nots and
The In-Betweens—even though you may not be aware of it. You probably selected
the club that your parents or family belong to because you have been
conditioned to think about prosperity according to their belief system. This is
not to say that you can’t move in and out of the different clubs as determined
by your consciousness. Let’s look at the clubs:
The
Haves
·
Desire
abundance
·
Think
abundance
·
Focus on
abundance
·
Visualize
abundance
·
Verbalize
abundance
·
See the
glass half-full
·
Take
responsibility for conditions in life.
·
Take
action
The In-Betweens
·
Desire
abundance but plant seeds of abundance and lack
·
Think
abundance but has doubts and worries about the outcome
·
Focus on
how to make things happen
·
Visualize
a mixed bag
·
Verbalize
doubts
·
See the
glass half-full most of the time
·
Take
responsibility for some of the conditions in life
·
Stop
just before the goal line
The Have Nots
·
Plant
seed of lack
·
Think
lack
·
Focus on
lack
·
Visualize
lack
·
Verbalize
lack
·
See the
glass half-empty
·
Blame
the world for life conditions
·
Wait on
others to take charge of their financial woes
Do
you recognize the club you belong to? Looking at both your beliefs and the club
you belong to, you now have a good idea where you stand according to your prosperity
consciousness. I swing back and forth
between the Haves and the In-Betweens. My goal is to stay in the Haves. Knowing
there was a consistent negative belief that kept me stuck in the same
prosperity pattern, I had to root it out. What helped me to identify it and
expand my prosperity consciousness was re-examining the principles in The Secret of Getting Rich by Wallace
Wattles.
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Blog: The Secret of Getting Rich
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