Wealth rarely comes without belief and intention.
It is possible to, “luck” your way into financial abundance, but the odds are not in your favor. While a wealth-mindset is not enough to create wealth, it certainly makes it possible. If you are struggling financially, your mindset is the best place to start.
Here Are 8 Strategies to Help You Create A Wealth Mindset:
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Develop a positive attitude around money and wealth
Most of us would like more money, but we also hold on to a few negative feelings or beliefs about it. Negative beliefs can be more powerful than positive ones.
- When you think of wealthy people, what are your thoughts? Are any of them negative? If so, it would be best to adjust your perceptions.
- You are sure to sabotage your efforts if you have negative associations about money.
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Hang out with like-minded people
If you want to become wealthy, it makes sense to spend time with wealthy people. Hanging around with ambitious people that share your vision of the future will give you the support and validation you need to persevere.
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Be willing to ignore the naysayers
When wealth-creation becomes a priority in your life, you are sure to receive some criticism from friends and family members who have different beliefs around money.
- It’s important to be able to ignore the opinions of others. Allow them to live life in their own way and demand the same in return. What is really bothering them is the idea that you may become wealthy and they won’t.
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Be respectful of money
If you aren’t respectful of your partner, they will eventually leave you. The same is true of money. Be respectful of how you spend and invest it. Do you have your bills organized or are they all over the house? Do you pay your bills on time?
- Anything that involves money should get your attention and respect.
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Focus on creating value
The more value you can provide to the world, the more you can expect to receive. Most people make the same amount of money each year because they deliver the same amount of value each year.
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Leverage your strengths
Become excellent at what you are good at and delegate the rest to others. Someone is great in the areas in which you struggle. It’s more intelligent to use your strengths than to spend valuable time building your weaknesses to a tolerable level.
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Eliminate expenses that aren’t meaningful to you
It’s not necessary to wash your clothes by hand, but if you haven’t used your home alarm system in six months why are you paying for the service? Look at all your monthly bills and expenses and eliminate those things that don’t bring value.
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Believe you can be wealthy
Current statistics put the odds of becoming a millionaire in the US at 7%. That’s roughly one-in-fourteen households. Not too shabby. That includes some people that never really dedicated themselves to creating wealth. Imagine how good your odds are if you really make an effort!
- Know that with earnest effort, your odds of becoming wealthy are better than 50%. Having the seed of possibility planted in your brain makes wealth possible.
Wealth starts with having a positive-mindset about money. Examine your own mindset and thoughts about wealth. Have respect for money. Be creative and generate as much value as you can for the marketplace. Spend time with others that have similar goals.
Becoming a millionaire is more likely than most people realize. Begin creating a wealth-mindset today for a brighter tomorrow.
– Moira
Are you ready to make personal and spiritual changes in your life? Consider a one-on-one private session with Moira, or a reading to free yourself from limitations and open yourself up to greater possibilities. I invite you to open the door.
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Moira Hutchison is a Mindset Cultivator, Energy Healer, and Tarot Card Reader. Her specialties range from helping people with broad goals such as accepting change, life planning, and personal balance, to specific goals like gaining motivation and overcoming issues such as procrastination, excess stress and self-sabotage.
