Does Your Mindset Help You Attract Money?
People who are prosperous, those that seem to always have enough money to go around, do not focus on their debts.
Most of us are bogged down with thoughts of debt,
bills, upcoming expenses, and all the worries that go along with them. Of course you need to be realistic about your finances, but studies do show that the more you focus on the negative aspects of your financial situation, the worse it will get.
They think about money as a positive thing in their life, something they look forward to getting, and something that they actually expect will come their way. These are the people who find money on the street, get unexpected checks in the mail, or win every time they head into the casino. Because they expect to attract money, that is exactly what they do.
When you stop to think about your current mindset as it relates to money, you might think back to what your parents often said about their financial situation. Most people find that the way they feel about money is directly related to how their parents did. If they thought that rich people were greedy and that only hard-working, good people had to earn a living the hard way, then you probably think much the same way and that definitely relates to whether you can attract money or not. If you think you have to be evil to have money, then your prospects are probably not that good.
By changing your mindset to have a more positive relationship with money, one that expects money to come your way, rather than one that expects bills to come your way, you will find that money really does start to head in your direction. You really can attract money in the same way a magnet attracts metal.
