Bringing Abundance and Success
What affects your ability to let abundance and success come into your life?
How you think about your own capacity to bring in abundance and success is one of the biggest indicators of how much of both you will have in your life. Another indicator is how enthusiastic you feel about all the steps necessary to help you bring in abundance and success.
So focus, effort and a belief that you can achieve what you want is what will get you there. So why is it so hard sometimes ?
Abundance of course can mean many things to many people. You might want an abundance of love, an abundance of opportunity to do things you love or an abundance of material resources.
Success, and how you measure it will also be a very personal thing for you. Achieving goals, doing whatever it is you set out to do or simply enjoying happy times can stand for success for you.
The degree of focus, effort and enthusiasm you can bring to bear in any situation depends on your family’s expectation of you and on the kind of experiences you have as you are growing up. It doesn’t depend on how brainy you are or the finances available to you.
You will know immediately if past experiences of any sort are holding you back. If you have an internal dialogue around ‘You will never make it’ or ‘You are too stupid to do well’ or ‘Nothing ever works for me’ then somewhere along the line someone said that to you or you took that belief in at a deep level and decided it applied to you.
Think about it. A little baby is not born with beliefs and attitudes about what he or she can or cannot do. However that little baby can very quickly pick up how people around her think she/he will do. So if you are having difficulty feeling abundant and successful in your life it is most likely you have beliefs about your own capacities which sap your energy, cloud your clear thinking and direct you into expecting failure and lack.
Fortunately there is a whole range of processes which can
help you rid yourself of unfounded beliefs about your capacity and distorted or
erroneous expectations about what you can achieve.