Fantasy versus RealityWritten by Skye Thomas
Building wealth isn't something for frightened, ignorant, and lost. You have to be emotionally strong, prepared, and standing in right spot. So many of us fantasize about making more money and call it prayer. We then wonder why universe isn't delivering our fortunes to us. I can't tell you how many people I've listened to grumble about how they've taken all of steps to manifest more abundance into their lives and yet it just doesn't seem to be working. As someone on outside looking in, it seems so obvious why their money hasn't arrived. They are usually sabotaging their own plans and don't even know it. But why? Because they're living in a fantasy and not looking at reality of what it takes to make your own fortune.If you ask most people what they would do if they won a million dollars, they've got it all planned out. They can tell you exactly how they'd spend it. A few are wise enough to invest, but most of those don't know who or what they would invest in. Ask someone what they would do to earn a million dollars and you'll seldom get an answer. For most of us, we'd buy a lottery ticket. Almost every other answer you hear will fall under heading of "I'd like to be paid a million dollars to ___________." You fill in blank. The thing is how many people are actually doing what it takes to get paid that kind of money for doing whatever they wrote in blank? That's difference between fantasy and reality. There's a big difference between visualizing a nice fat paycheck and actually taking steps to create it. Creating abundance is not about placing an order and then sitting on couch. The reality is, it takes a heck of a lot of emotional strength and training, job expertise and quality craftsmanship or service, and being at right place at right time. Stating your affirmations is a small but incredibly powerful piece of mental preparedness, but by no means is it only step necessary. The truth is, most of us don't create a million dollars for ourselves because most of us don't want headache of such a big chore. We subconsciously put up roadblocks and stalling techniques in our path so that we can feel good about making an effort, but don't actually have to do really big work. One of best things we can do for ourselves is to come into alignment with what it is that we really do want - not what we've fantasized about wanting. Sit down and really draw it out on paper. How much money do you really need? How much extra do you want for playtime and frivolousness? Then look at how hard do you want to work to get it? How much free time do you want? How much vacation? The ability to take paid vacation is a form of financial compensation - figure it into your equation. How much fame do you require? How much privacy? The general public is fascinated by wealth, how much of their attention do you want? How much can you tolerate? Do you want your every mistake on front of tabloids? How important is your personal freedom? What about ability to be completely spontaneous or to save ahead? Most of us really don't want headaches of big money, that's why we keep it away from us. Wealth means many things to many people, find your real definition and make peace with it.
| | SMART MONEY MOVES...RELOCATE YOUR ASTROLOGY CHART BEFORE YOU INVEST IN YOUR OWN PRIVATE PARADISE....Written by Cait Benten, Relocation Astrologer
BEFORE YOU INVEST IN YOUR OWN PRIVATE PARADISE, A…Golf Course Haven…Vineyard in Provence…Oceanfront Condominium with a Dock for Your Yacht…Sunny Tropical Island…Mountain Ski Cabin…Castle by Sea…Panama Estate…Or Cancun Casita... STOP and CHECK YOUR LOCATION CHART!!!You’ve worked long and hard piling up investment capital earmarked for luxury real estate, holiday escapes, and your golden retirement years. Your dreams of “rich and famous lifestyle” may include: playing tennis, shopping, dining in gourmet restaurants, shopping, golfing, shopping, snow skiing, shopping, relaxing poolside, shopping, being pampered in spas, shopping, ocean sailing, and more shopping. Big dreams indeed! Many of you are looking a new primary residence beyond US. Financially successful Americans in increasing numbers are snapping up foreign listings — some properties going for bargain prices (coastal, yet mountainous, Panama has one of hottest buyers’ markets). US investors are active in real estate markets all over globe — in all climates and terrains — from Europe to New Zealand, from South America to select parts of Asia. Of course foreign relocation to most parts of world requires careful research into socio-economic and geo-political realities. Fortunately Internet bulges with resources from Library of Congress,the United Nations, online newspapers worldwide, to realtor listings from nearly every country. You can do much of your “homework” from your comfy padded office chair!
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