I’ve really been thinking about this thing lately that they call the law of attraction.
I’m sure you’ve heard of it. Remember a few years back when that book, “The Secret” came out and they made a movie of it as well?
Actually, that book was sort of a rip-off of “the secret” that Napolean Hill talks about in Think and Grow Rich which was written about eighty years earlier.
The concept is simple—your thoughts become reality. Ok, so it sounds like a little self-helpish I know.
But think about it—what is part of your reality today that DID NOT start out as a thought? Your job? Your kids? Your house?
You thought about all these things at some point before they became your reality. In that sense, OF COURSE your thoughts became your reality.
It’s funny because my wife says that even when we first met—when I made $50K per year in San Francisco, I always acted like I had money.
If I was out to dinner with her or another friend, I always made sure to take care of the bill. I was always a good tipper and I always KNEW that I would make a lot of money some day.
Of course I was a surgical resident at the time so some might argue that making good money some day wasn’t much of a leap of faith.
But it was different and it is different for me than it is with a lot of people. I have a built-in abundance mind set. The idea that money and resources are limited doesn’t instinctually resonate with me.
I hate when people talk about living within or below their means. To me that defines a low threshold of means in the first place. I am, by no means, a spendthrift. But, despite joking about it on this show, I am not cheap—especially when it comes to expanding my means.
You see, last year alone I spent about $100k on financial education and masterminds. Some might call that excessive. But I don’t think so. This year alone, I will be able attribute about $1 million dollars in income directly to the information or people that resulted in that $100K total investment.
Would you invest $100K this year for a 1000 percent gain next year? Well, that’s what I did.
Meanwhile, I have had some tell me that $197/month for my course and network is too expensive. What am I going to say to that? My $197/month course, network, and mastermind are better than MOST of the $25k/year masterminds I have joined. If you thing that’s too much money to take it to the next level—then you won’t.
Published on 7 years, 5 months ago
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