Wiring Yourself for Abundance in 3 Easy Steps

By simply...woman! on September 10, 2013

No matter what’s going on with the government, there are people experiencing plenty.

No matter what the outside circumstances are, there are some people who always attract abundance.

When it comes to creating financial freedom, wiring yourself for attracting abundance is equally, if not more, important than taking action steps in the material world for creating it.

Spending time cultivating an abundance mindset is one of the best investments you can make toward your financially free future. Why? Because you have no control over the economy, the government, your boss, or anyone or anything else for that matter. But you always have control over your mind.

The thoughts we think and the words we say create our realities. Plain and simple.

So how do we wire ourselves for abundance?

In this episode of Financial Freedom I’m going to teach you 3 easy steps to take to make sure you’re attracting a prosperous reality no matter what.

Click the video below to dive in.

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Big Thought:

when we celebrate what other people have, we attract it for ourselves

 

Over to you:

What’s a repetitive thought you have about money that you could change so that you are attracting abundance to you, not repelling it?

 

Kate Northrup‘s brand new book, “Money: A Love Story” from HayHouse is out NOW!

Kate is a professional freedom seeker and creative entrepreneur. She created financial freedom for herself at the age of 28 through building a team of more than 1,000 wellness entrepreneurs in the network marketing industry. Her philosophy is that if you free yourself financially you can be fully present to your purpose on the planet. She continues to mentor entrepreneurs in creating financial freedom. Find out more and take her free quiz to find out what your relationship with money says about you at www.katenorthrup.com.

 

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