Can you be a millionaire?
Mar 31st, 2008 by Veron
Are you really able to become a millionaire just by changing your habits?
YES!
But how do we do that? Well, we have to develop the habits of a millionaire. We have to learn to MANAGE our money. If we are not able to manage our money, the Universe will not give us more. It is only when we are able to effectively manage our money that we will start to get more of it.
What we focus on expands. If we focus on managing our money, we will be sending a message out to the Universe that we are able to handle our money. By doing so, the Universe will bless us with more of it. We need to start today! We need to develop habits that will make us millionaires.
Firstly, create a list of things that you would do with your money if you were really rich. What is your purpose for money? Rate them on a scale of 1 – 10, 10 being the most important to you. Write down three to five 9.5 or 10 rated items only.
Remember:- The bigger the “why” the easier the “how”. – Jim Rohn
Secondly, learn to receive money with open arms. Many people are poor receivers as they do not feel worthy. As T Harv Eker teaches, you are here on this planet for a reason whether you know it or not. Be thankful and show your gratitude whenever you receive money. Let the Universe know that you are willing to receive wonderful blessings that may come your way.
Thirdly, it would be best if you are able to compose a short song or jingle regarding your financial success and happiness so that this will be ingrained in your subconscious mind. The video below is a good example to start off with if you have not created your very own jingle.
Millionaires are no smarter than you. Most of them worked their way up and were not born with a silver spoon in their mouth. It’s just that they have learnt to make their money work for them much better than most people. They have developed habits to earn money, grow money, save money, make their money work harder for them, make their money grow and produce more money, and basically create money producing behaviours.
