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On my last softball team we went on a run like crazy.  We won three national tournaments in a row, going undefeated in two of them.  And it was fascinating to see the reactions of the teams we played, because they offered a great lesson about the mindset for success.

What a fascinating discussion on yesterday’s post and the day before about giving yourself the good things in life.  One of the fundamentalists called me an idiot on Twitter for suggesting such a thing.  But most of you understood the prosperity consciousness I was getting at.

On Monday’s post I raised the issue of “the good stuff,” and whether you give it to yourself.  Most people don’t.  

In yesterday’s post I said poverty was a sin.  Not surprisingly a few of you took umbrage to that.   But I stand by the statement.  Here’s why:

We’ve been looking at lot lately about money and material things and their role in prosperity.  Some of you have inferred that acquiring things is materialistic or about making statements.  I will plead guilty as charged.  

I often shock people when I recommend an Ayn Rand book titled, “The Virtue of Selfishness.”  They have so often received coaching that the way to success is to serve everyone else first.  I think that is very bad advice…

On yesterday’s post I mentioned that people that teach prosperity should have money.  I believe this principle is important for all mentors and people you take advice from.

Today I have quite a platform, teaching people around the world about manifesting prosperity.  When I made $11,000 a year, people didn’t seem very interested in my thoughts on success.  Which was a good thing.  

Last post we looked at some statements people from my old coaching program made when I asked them what prosperity was.  I said that I felt they were actually negative.  Let’s look at each of them in turn:

Last post we discussed the emotional attachment you may have about money and things – and how that could keep you broke.  I hope you read through the comments, because it is a fascinating discussion.  Let’s look at another aspect of prosperity:  energy