How to Attract Money Using the Law of Attraction
If you want to know how to attract money you have to start with your current circumstances. Where you are today lets you know what your current thoughts are attracting.
Do you have money issues? Money, or lack of it, is one of the biggest hang-ups most of us have and that stems mostly from the mistaken beliefs we acquire about money. If this sounds like you, it’s important to become very aware of your thoughts and beliefs about money.
There’s only one reason you don’t have money. You’re blocking money from coming to you just from the way you’re think about it. If you want more financial abundance you are going to have to change your beliefs about money. It’s not possible to have wealth if you have thoughts that block money from coming to you. Just a shift in your beliefs is all it takes.
Try making these small shifts and watch how money comes into your life effortlessly.
Learn more about how to attract money by reading 2 of the most definitive books on the subject: A Happy Pocket Full of Money by David Cameron Gikandi is one of the most powerful books on the subject of manifesting wealth. Right now you can sign up for a free website membership and download a free copy of Pocket Full of Money. This book is $29 on Amazon.com so take advantage of it while you can. The other must-have book if you want more money in your life is Money, and the Law of Attraction: Learning to Attract Wealth, Health, and Happiness by Esther and Jerry Hicks. They teach simple ways to shift your money vibration and numerous easy processes to teach you how to attract money.
The subject of money is really two subjects: (1) money, plenty of money, and (2) absence of money, not nearly enough money. Often people assume that because they are speaking the words "I want more money," they are speaking positively about money. When you are feeling fear or discomfort as you speak, you are not speaking of the subject of money, you are speaking of the subject of not enough money. And the difference is very important, because the first statement brings money and the second holds it away. ~Abraham-Hicks
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