3 Pertinent Ways to Shift Your Limiting Money Beliefs

By Chris Atley

BELIEFS. They are the underlying operating system for how we make our decisions and therefore what we decide to do and not do.

They live in our subconscious mind, which does not have the ability to accept or reject information.

Meaning, any time we have an emotional reaction to something, the belief around it is automatically accepted into our subconscious mind.

Unless we are using our conscious mind (which can accept or reject information), to vet what goes in there.

Most people don’t realize they can do this, and what happens if they don’t!

So if deep down we don’t feel worthy of success, we will see life and make designs form this lens.

We must first get clear on what is in there, and then reprogram it with new empowered beliefs if what’s in there isn’t so great.

My motto is that we need to be of service first and foremost always in our businesses.

When we can accept and trust the universe always has our backs, and is going to show-us more and more people and opportunities to serve, we can relax, have fun and be of complete service.

We’re not worrying about money in this place or where the next client is going to come from. The money is secondary.

However, if we aren’t open to receiving money, we will create all kinds of problems for ourselves.

For example, when I first started looking at my own money beliefs, I realized deep down I believed rich people were in some way arrogant and selfish.

I was sabotaging the success I said I wanted because I had a value conflict – I didn’t want to be that type of person.

Here are 3 things you can do now to become aware of your beliefs around money and start shifting them too.

1. What do you believe about money and success? What were you taught by society, your culture and influential people in your life while growing-up?

2. What would you like to believe instead? What is the new empowered belief you would like to have in place for the old? Repeat this over and over and OVER!!!!

You will start to reprogram your subconscious mind by creating new experiences that support this new empowered belief i.e. things will start happening in your external world that support this new belief! YAY!

3. Find role models who are at the level you want to be at, who also share the same values as you. This will help you reframe how you are seeing successful people.

As Tony Robbins said, “Money just magnifies who you are already. If you’re an ‘a-hole’, it will make you a bigger ‘a-hole’.

“If you’re kind and loving, you will spread more love and kindness.”

I totally agree.

Have fun exploring, and get ready for financial abundance!

PS If you are doing really well in your business, but still always seem to just have enough to get by with your current expenses and lifestyle, there is more digging and shifting to be done.

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Tony Robbins: ‘What they seldom teach you in school’

Posted by John Lee

IT’S a question that has puzzled and frustrated people the world over for decades.

Why do some people aim for and achieve their goals with almost startling efficiency and regularity, while others seem to fall at the first hurdle every time?

Well, in this excellent video, Tony Robbins provides some excellent answers in characteristically clear, concise and convincing style.

He talks about the role played by fear in driving people on, what really motivates them when they start their own business and what two qualities you absolutely must have to succeed.

Tony Robbins

He also shares his simple formula for conditioning your mind to make sure you keep going at all costs.

If you’re at all familiar with Tony Robbin’s work, you’ll know it’s always lively, exciting and compelling. 

This 17-minute video is certainly no different.

Take a look by clicking on the link below:

http://youtu.be/LlC5j264Rk8

Breaking negative patterns

With Tony Robbins

Here's a great video featuring Tony Robbins on the popular US TV show 'The Hour', in which he talks about negative patterns that prevent us from leading the life we desire and how to break them.

He also talks a little about some of the many high-profile celebrities and sportspeople he's helped during his career as one of the world's leading personal development specialists.

He covers our life expectations, people's increasing reliance on medication to cope with everyday life, our 'mental blueprint' and even some of the challenges he's had to overcome himself.

It's not a new episode of the show, but is well worth a look nonetheless. As always, Tony is enthusiastic, passionate, insightful and wise.

Click on the link below to go to the original recording.

http://tinyurl.com/PatBreak

Personal development guru, Tony Robbins, on 'The Hour'

We can all make a difference

As you sit at your desk on a normal working day – whether you love what you do or are less than enamoured with your current means of making a living – do you ever question your situation, as I do? Do you sometimes think to yourself, ‘I could, and probably should, be doing something much more worthwhile – something where I’m really making a difference to the wider world and the welfare of others’?

Since you’re reading this blog, you probably do, unless you’ve already found that calling, in which case, ‘Good on you!’ Really! For myself, I fall into the former category at the moment – and I do mean ‘at the moment’, because change is certainly on the way as I write this. But as I go about my daily life, there are certain sources of inspiration I keep close by to lift me when I need it.

One of these sources is a subscription to website by leading personal development teacher Bob Proctor, which is called ‘Insight of the Day’ (http://www.insightoftheday.com/). Anyhow, from Monday through Thursday, you receive inspirational quotes, to your designated email address, from the likes of Napolean Hill, Dale Carnegie, Tony Robbins, Jack Canfield, John Demartini, Bob himself and many, many other very wise and not so famous folk.

Every Friday, you receive an uplifting story, which often recounts how people overcame great odds to achieve success, dealt with difficult circumstances and relationships, made outstanding discoveries and achieved wonderful things in the face of adversity. And every so often there’s a simple tale of how someone just set out to make a real difference in a particular way or place. One such story recently found its way into my in box and so struck me that I decided to share it here.

As you’ll see, it’s by writer and blogger Sameer Vasta, and has a wider message for us all to consider when we’re sitting at our desk, pondering our current situation. Click on the blue hyperlink and you’ll also be taken to a website where you can find out more about the main subject. Enjoy!

Man grows 1,360-acre forest in India...by himself

A man in India single-handedly planted an entire forest, proving that one person really can make a large difference.

You always hear that one person can make a large difference in the world. Today, we’ve got a story that proves that saying.  When he was a teenager in Northern India’s Assam region about 30 years ago, Jadav “Molai” Payeng began planting seeds in a sandbar near his birthplace.

A few years later, he moved into the area and turned the seed-planting and tree-nurturing into his life’s work, planting seeds and helping them grow over a wide area that was initially left for desolate.

In the past 30 years, his seed-planting endeavors have resulted in a massive, 1,360-acre jungle in Assam, a forest ecosystem that has left an incredible mark on the Indian landscape and stands as a testament to Payeng’s dedication.

Initially, the forest department told Payeng that trees could not grow in that area. He was not dissuaded; instead he dedicated himself to the task of nurturing the forest, and his dedication has produced results.

The Molai woods, in addition to being covered with lush greenery, is now home to a whole host of creatures big and small, including birds, deer, rhinos, tigers, and elephants. Jadav “Molai” Payeng is a hero to those animals, to the ecosystem in the area, and to conservationists across India.

But he is also a hero to us, people living oceans away who don’t necessarily work in forestry or in the environment industry.

Payeng is a hero because he has proven that with commitment, blood, sweat, knowledge, and dedication to making a difference, one person can truly make a difference, and a large difference, to the world.

It’s easy to discount the impact that we can have on the people and places around us. It’s easy to feel insignificant when faced with the enormity of the issues that surround us. But it’s important to remember that our actions, no matter how small they may be, make a difference.

Whether it’s bringing a smile to someone’s day or revitalizing a forest ecosystem, the little acts of kindness and good have enormous impact. Our small actions may not necessarily lead to a forest and safe haven for animals, but they have the potential to grow and flourish all the same.

Sameer Vasta – Writer and Blogger