The Role of Leverage in Creating Wealth
Some things look a lot more complicated than they are. Creating wealth for instance. Because there are some fundamental truths and principles that once you understand, simplifies the process greatly. Let’s explore a couple of them…
Are You a Puppet to Money?
Last post we talked about how you first developed your relationship to money. For the vast majority of people this relationship is charged with negative emotions.
How You Relate to Money
Got some great feedback from a podcast I did last week about your relationship with money. So let’s explore that some more…
How to Get Rich Faster…
Lots of people want to become wealthier. I get that and even applaud that. So how do you manifest more wealth in the least amount of time? The answer is quite simple, yet quite profound…
The Role of Luck in Prosperity
Last post we looked at how luck factors into getting money. Let’s expand our study to the bigger picture of if and how luck factors into true prosperity.
The Role of Luck in Money
Amazing how much power people attribute to luck, isn’t it? When they don’t have money, they ascribe it to being unlucky. And when they seem others with an abundance of money, they consider them “lucky.” Such a coincidence.
The Myth of Wealth and Prosperity
There are so many myths and misconceptions about money and creating wealth. Most of them are based on one single erroneous premise: That wealth is finite.
Prosperity vs. Rich
Last week I was channeling my inner Eric Butterworth and tweeted out: Poverty is not a lack of money and material possessions; it’s a state of mind. Prosperity is not an abundance of money and material possessions; it’s a state of mind. Matthew replied and asked, “I guess it’s not prosperity that we’re all after then. What is the word for an abundance of money and material possessions?” That’s an interesting question, worthy of some exploration.
The Perception of Evil, Greedy Rich People
There really were people who felt that what Debra was doing was against their values – so they had no compunction to forcibly take her own money away from her – to use it in another manner they felt was “right” or “fair.” To see mature adults make that decision without a thought about the precedent it would set, or the principles it would break is scary AF to me.
Taking Money from Bad Rich People
Last post I said that I understood and emphasized with those who genuinely have a desire to help others and see the world become a more enlightened place, where we all took pride and actions to serve others. I just feel that individuals (or governments) arbitrarily telling people how they should spend their money and help others is not the answer.
