In a survey I conducted, a reader wrote:
"Hi Tony,
1. I've been battling living overseas and making my money situation work. Although money comes to me in gifts all the time, I get really close to creating something and then it comes to a halt. Any idea why?
2. Also, any idea why whilst practicing thinking positive about seeing, feeling, and having money in my life, it seems to be tricky to get some and hard to get lots of people around me doing it?
I would love to teach this stuff one day when I get a hold of the science of it.
Tony would love to hear from you.
Thanks for your time."
Let me address your second question first...
In reference to:
"... any idea why whilst practicing thinking positive about seeing, feeling, and having money in my life, it seems to be tricky to get some and hard to get lots of people around me doing it?"
It's not your place to get other people to practice positive thinking or, for that matter, anything else, frankly.
In "Ideals and How to Form Them", the fifteenth of the fifteen articles in his Lessons in Constructive Science series, Wallace D. Wattles wrote:
"The law and the prophets may be summed up in these four words: 'mind your own business.' Desire for yourself all that you need for the purpose of living a full and complete life and desire that everybody else shall have all that is necessary to the living of an equally full and complete life. Do not seek to interfere in the affairs of others. Live your own life and let other people live their own lives. 'Whatsoever you would have other people to do unto you that do ye also unto them.' And that simply means, go your way and let them alone."
Wise advice!
That brings me back to your first question...
In reference to:
"I've been battling living overseas and making my money situation work. Although money comes to me in gifts all the time, I get really close to creating something and then it comes to a halt. Any idea why?"
Not really enough information to go on there, but, if I were a betting man, which I'm not, I'd be willing to bet that if you spent less time concerning yourself with what others are thinking and doing and more time concerning yourself with what you're thinking and doing (the key word there being doing) that situation would begin to clean itself up.
With those two things in mind...
In reference to:
"I would love to teach this stuff one day when I get a hold of the science of it."
The best way to teach this stuff is by demonstration.
In "Your Attitude Toward Those Opposed to Your Beliefs", the tenth of the fifteen articles in his Lessons in Constructive Science series, Mr. Wattles wrote:
"If you can demonstrate radiant health, it will convert more people in a year than you could change by a century of argument. If you can pass from poverty or lack to abundance, it will be more convincing to those around you than a stack of lectures as high as the statue of Liberty."
How true!
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