Financial Power

The lovely thing about money is that really doesn’t discriminate. It doesn’t care what color or race you are, what class you are, what your parents did or even who you think you are. Anyone Can Make Money!

Each and every day starts with a clean slate so that no matter what you did yesterday, today begins anew and you have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else to take as much as you want.

Each of us has as much as we can take. What else could make sense? Money doesn’t know who is handling it, what qualification they have, how ambitious they are or what class they belong too. Money is impassive and hasn’t a clue. Money is there to be spent, saved and invested, fought over, seduced with and worked for. It has no discriminatory apparatus so it can’t judge whether you are “worthy” or not.

I have watched a lot of extremely wealthy people and the one thing they have in common is that they have nothing in common – except they live by their wealthy principles. The wealthy are a diverse group of people – the least likely can be loaded. (Some of them you would never imagine them so wealthy). They vary from the savvy to the plain stupid, the deserving to the undeserving. But each and every one of them stepped out and said: “Yes, I want some of that”. On the other flip, the poor are the ones saying: “No thank you, it’s not for me, I am not worthy, I am not good enough, I don’t derive it”.

I would like to challenge your perceptions of money and wealth. We all assume the poor are poor because of circumstances, their background, their upbringing and their nurture. But if you have the means to have a computer and internet connection and live in comparative security and comfort in the world, then you too have the power to make money and be wealthy.

It may be hard and though in the beginning but is doable. And this is the #1 principle – anyone can make money and be wealthy, you just have to apply yourself.

Related posts:

1. Understand your Money beliefs #5
2. Set Your Financial Goals #3
3. Do you and your honey talk about money?
4. Define What Wealth Means to You #2
5. Wealth is a consequence, not a reward #6
6. Thinking Wealthy
7. Are you too lazy to be wealthy? #4

Tags: Steps to financial independence, Think Wealthy, Wealth Principles

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