How to Attract More Happiness and Financial Abundance - What Story Are You Telling Yourself?
If you find yourself struggling to get the results you are after and attract the level of happiness, financial abundance and prosperity you desire in your life (or your business), then here is a question for your to ponder: What story are you telling yourself and how might that story be impacting your ability to attract more of what you want? The stories you tell yourself play a vital role in your ability to attract the abundance and prosperity you desire in your life.
If you've been a student of personal development for any length of time, you will recognize this as a common message in so much of the self help material that has been published.
For example, it's a fundamental teaching of Abraham and Jerry and Esther Hicks, in their book Money and the Law of Attraction -- if you want a better life, start telling yourself a better story.
And so that's why the stories you tell yourself are so vitally important.
It is the tone and overriding message within your story that sets the level of vibration you are emitting and the level of expectation you have at a subconscious level.
By law of attraction, the better you get at consistently telling yourself a better story, the more rapidly you get to live it.
Bob Proctor, one of the featured teachers in the film The Secret, often speaks about the idea of living your life as if you are the star of your own movie.
Why settle for the role of an extra? Afterall, it's YOUR MOVIE, so why wouldn't you choose to write yourself into the lead role? Do you feel the ring of truth in that statement? If so, then examine your own patterns and recognize where you may be guilty of telling yourself a story that minimizes yourself and your own role in your story.
What story are you telling yourself today? As said earlier, it shouldn't be surprising at all that telling yourself a better story is sage advice.
It's prevalent as a theme in all of the self help teachings.
One of the books that you may wish to embrace and study more deeply is The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace Wattles.
This book serves as the basis of a number of derivative self improvement programs, including the Inspired Science of Getting Rich Program.
In his book, which was published in 1910, Wattles talks about the importance of thinking in the "certain way".
He discusses the importance of directing your will internally and holding the thought of what you want with full clarity and purpose -- regardless of appearances.
In other words, keep telling yourself the better story of where you're going.
As Wattles explains, thoughts are real things and you create through your thought.
So by deliberately focusing on what you want and where you are going, you are framing the story you are telling yourself.
And then you get to watch the story unfold.
Would you like more information about how to tell yourself a better story and begin attracting more of what you want? Get your free eCourse and subscribe to my daily newsletter here: Attract More Prosperity.
If you've been a student of personal development for any length of time, you will recognize this as a common message in so much of the self help material that has been published.
For example, it's a fundamental teaching of Abraham and Jerry and Esther Hicks, in their book Money and the Law of Attraction -- if you want a better life, start telling yourself a better story.
And so that's why the stories you tell yourself are so vitally important.
It is the tone and overriding message within your story that sets the level of vibration you are emitting and the level of expectation you have at a subconscious level.
By law of attraction, the better you get at consistently telling yourself a better story, the more rapidly you get to live it.
Bob Proctor, one of the featured teachers in the film The Secret, often speaks about the idea of living your life as if you are the star of your own movie.
Why settle for the role of an extra? Afterall, it's YOUR MOVIE, so why wouldn't you choose to write yourself into the lead role? Do you feel the ring of truth in that statement? If so, then examine your own patterns and recognize where you may be guilty of telling yourself a story that minimizes yourself and your own role in your story.
What story are you telling yourself today? As said earlier, it shouldn't be surprising at all that telling yourself a better story is sage advice.
It's prevalent as a theme in all of the self help teachings.
One of the books that you may wish to embrace and study more deeply is The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace Wattles.
This book serves as the basis of a number of derivative self improvement programs, including the Inspired Science of Getting Rich Program.
In his book, which was published in 1910, Wattles talks about the importance of thinking in the "certain way".
He discusses the importance of directing your will internally and holding the thought of what you want with full clarity and purpose -- regardless of appearances.
In other words, keep telling yourself the better story of where you're going.
As Wattles explains, thoughts are real things and you create through your thought.
So by deliberately focusing on what you want and where you are going, you are framing the story you are telling yourself.
And then you get to watch the story unfold.
Would you like more information about how to tell yourself a better story and begin attracting more of what you want? Get your free eCourse and subscribe to my daily newsletter here: Attract More Prosperity.
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