Comments on: Does God Want You to be Poor?

By: Edward

Edward — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 18:28:20 +0000

Hi Randy,

Thanks for another great post.
I find that worthiness does not seem to be an issue for me.
My lack of effective money management is what keeps me in the place that I am at. I know that God has everything for me that I need. He provides an abundance of prosperity to all of His children.
I am so grateful for that. Time to work on the root of the issue which is money management.
Thanks again.
Make it a great day!
God Bless,
-ed

By: Theresa Dawson

Theresa Dawson — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 21:17:09 +0000

Hi Kathleen,
you can buy a “lack” cleanse, find yourself an experienced hypnotherapist who you “connect” with & ask them to help support you in “cleansing your subconscious” helping you to remove what isn’t serving you,”turn-up” the good stuff that is, and re-programme your subconscious mind with the positive thoughts,feelings, & actions that you would like to resonate with !
Take it from me it works ! after doing it myself & training how to help others,I now have 11 years of experience in helping others to do the same !! The actualisation of the potential of my clients never ceases to amaze & inspire me !
As does the sharing of Randys energy & experience

By: Bernice

Bernice — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 19:45:27 +0000

In church this past week, the sermon was called “JUMP. It was about putting God first.
1.) Not having a poverty mentality about money because it locks you up in a state of lack. (Characterized by mismanagement of money). Prosperity is about management & not the amount.
2.) Not having a sense of entitlement. Nobody owes you.
3.) Not having a sense of victimization. We need to learn to trust God.
4.) Being trustworthy with God’s blessing.

By: Bernice

Bernice — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 19:35:12 +0000

Sounds kind of like network marketing. Some people get it, some people take time to get it & some never get it.

By: Bernice

Bernice — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 19:25:54 +0000

In this example, I think the friends are feeling like victims & they are creating their reality. I think people can be successful in some areas of their lives but feel they are victims in other areas. Instead of changing, they are accepting being victims.

By: Bernice

Bernice — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 19:17:06 +0000

I think worthiness issues are very contagious. And I think they are more common than you would expect. If you start hanging around with someone who has worthiness issues but doesn’t realize it and isn’t willing to see the issues, you have to be very carefully of the affect it has on you. What is the saying…you are the average of the 5 people you are around the most. If a person you are around a lot has worthiness issues & talks about how bad they feel for their friends and the problems their friends have in their marriages, work, health, etc…take a look at how it is impacting your life.

They may believe there friends are a good influence…they go to church and are nice people…but if they bring you down & don’t want to change, how good of an influence is it?

By: Cleve

Cleve — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 23:02:49 +0000

You stated, “Organized religion infects a lot of people with this mind virus, but there are plenty of other guilty parties as well.”

Could one of those “other” guilty parties perpetuating mind viruses be Marketers?!!…with messages of lack regarding your Diet, Weight, misbehaving Dog/Puppy, Financial situation or even dare I say “mindset”?

By: Cleve

Cleve — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 22:57:28 +0000

“Jhanna, how much would you lie to make.”

I’m not sure if you meant to type “lie”…but I find it totally apropos for a corporate interview situation. Ahhh ha ha ha ha ha ha hah! (Just like they’re lying about how wonderful it will be to work there in that same interview)

By: Cleve

Cleve — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 22:37:47 +0000

How badly would you like to know?

…enough to put yourself through years of schooling like the chicken blood drinking New Age Hippie Satan worshipper did?
…enough to Google it?
or
…just enough to hope someone takes it upon themselves to educate you based on a blog post request?

Sorry if that comes across as mean spirited. I’m just asking what I believe to be a very pertinent question, especially in light of the topic at hand. Once you put your eggs in someone else’s basket, you don’t have much room to complain about how they treat their basket.

By: Tal Fighel

Tal Fighel — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:43:16 +0000

Randy,

When you see yourself already making lots of money in this business and taking the right actions, things do start to work out for the better.

It does not matter what religion you are. You kind of get the same programming from the TV, media, your family, and your friends.

That is why it is so important to get educated from books and tapes just like the ones that you have Randy.

Tal