A Holistic Prosperity Perspective

Welcome to the next edition of the Create Prosperity newsletter! Since the last issue, I have been delving into the more spiritual aspect of prosperity. I take you behind the scenes of some of the tools and perspectives I have.

What's New

I have to admit that February got away from me. It was the last month of my leadership training program which was rather intense. Some of that intensity was a function of giving away as much of my knowledge and experience for the next group of people to leverage.

In the meantime, there were some valuable lessons learned which will be captured below. My hope is that you see some aspect of yourself in whatever is shared.

In short, this month is about the prosperity mindset and how it affects being prosperous and abundant. To delve into this topic a bit more, check out this page on prosperity consciousness.

Prosperity Quote

— Werner Erhard

Personal Prosperity Lesson

She knew exactly what my barrier was. I was curious. The barrier was that I was really frustrated with a particular situation with a team of people. When one is really frustrated, one cannot effectively attract prosperity.

Unfortunately, I proved her right within the next week. The frustration was high enough that I didn't get enough sleep one night. I woke up the next day to coach a group of people. While I was coaching them, I spilled a glassful of water onto my computer by accident. I had to replace my computer. This was not an expense that I had planned for.

Fortunately, making a difference for people keeps the attention on others versus my own situation. So, the frustration did not increase as much as it could have.

Compare this to later in the month of February....

It was my final weekend of my leadership program. I had turned over everything I could think to turn over to the next person taking on the leadership role that I had. I was in Texas enjoying the final weekend of my leadership program with a group of people. We had so much fun!

Coming out of the weekend, I seemed to be a magnet for communication. Nine people either txted or called to be in conversation. Although, admittedly, I could not call them all at once!

Additionally, I use a brick and mortar bank for my savings account. This brick and mortar bank recently offered me a nice perk to open a checking account if I used Direct Deposit. Since my current bank doesn't offer the perks that it used to, this is an offer I definitely considering.

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