One of the most prevalent misconceptions concerning money relates to its importance. For example, how many times have you heard people say in conversation, “money isn’t everything”, or “money isn’t important” or “I don’t care about money”. Well, the people who say these things might not care about money, but I’ll bet their car dealer cares about it, the person who holds their mortgage cares about it and etc. In truth, there can be no denial of the fact that money is important to any person living in a civilized society. Therefore, to argue that it is not as important as this, or that, is absurd. For nothing can take the place of money in the arena in which it is used!

Many people like to accept about money is that it only comes as a result of “luck” or “good fortune”. For instance, whenever people gather to talk about someone they know who has been financially successful, there is always someone among them who will say, “He was just lucky”, or “He was just in the right place at the right time”. In no uncertain terms, that although “luck” obviously plays some part in financial success, it is never sufficient in and of itself, because while “good fortune” is a factor in financial success, it must always be coupled with effort and hard work!

How much money you want? For answer this question, it would probably be a good idea for you to decide what you want the money for. But to simply say “I want the money to live on”, is not good enough. You should probably say “I want to live better than that”, how much better? Let list down the things or activities that you plan to spend money on over the course of the next year. For example: food, clothes, car, vacation, recreation, insurance, savings and etc. There are just a few of the many possibilities. You do not fill in the mounts you are now spending. Rather, you take each item on the list, visualize how you want to live, and then fill in the amount of money it will cost you to do so. For example, you might go out to a nice restaurant to dine on very special occasions, but you might visualize yourself spending a very enjoyable evening out for dinner once a week, where the service is excellent, the food is even better, and the environment is fit for royalty. How much would that cost? That is a figure we’re looking for. We do not have a contract to live forever, this is our life, and we should be enjoying it to the fullest extent humanly possible! Therefore, we should have the amount of money we need, to provide the things we want, to live the way you choose to live.

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Every human being has been born to wealth; it’s just that most people are temporarily a little short of money! This article has been written in an attempt to bring the gap between where you currently are, and where you want to be. Step by step, path by path, hope this will help you piece together the puzzle we most often refer to as “life”, so you can build a picture of prosperity in your life. Indeed life is very much like the Rubik’s Cube because we have all the right pieces, and all the right colours, but it is a frustrating, never ending process, trying to get them to fit together. Inevitably, it seem, there are always at lease one or two pieces we have left out.

Every day, all over the world, million of “dreamers” purchase lottery tickets, wishing for someone to fortuitously pick their names, and drop a fortune into their laps. These people never seem to understand that the real joy in life comes not from having money handed to them on a silver platter, but from going out and actually earning it themselves. Moreover, if the truths were known to you, you would realize that you already have the ability to achieve those things which you presently only dream about.

Hopefully, the following post will lift you to a greater awareness of yourself and your true abilities. However, keep in the forefront of your mind, one important fact: the rewards which you will receive in this life, material or psychic, will not come to you because of your potential, but rather, because of your performance.

Contributed by Teh An Tien 

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