PART ONE
THE MONEY BLUEPRINT
The Duality Of Existence.
Everything exists in two dimensions: North and South, East and West, Tall and Short, Hot and Cold, Up and Down, Strong and Weak. If you don't belong to the left side, you're on the right side and vis-a-vis.
You're either right or wrong, Good or Bad and that's the major reason our thinking ranges from black to white and vice-versa.
This same law is applicable in wealth too, just as there are outer laws that govern wealth, there are also inner laws too.
Outer laws comprise investment strategies, money management, and business knowledge.
All these are crucial but without the appropriate usage of the inner laws, acquiring wealth is meant to be impossible, even if such individuals acquire it'll be squandered in the long run.
We've heard countless stories of lottery winners who hit the jackpot but at the end of the day, end up miserable.
Why do you think this is happening?
They don't have the internal capacity to control and handle such wealth.
Whereas self-made millionaires who lost their riches can recover within a relatively short time. The difference is clear, they possess the internal capacity to hold it. Their beliefs, values, thoughts, actions, doctrines, and principles are aligned with the law that guides the universe. The likes of Donald Trump, Naval Ravikant, Victor Asemota amongst others are classical examples of this.
What are your habits? What are your traits? How do you think? What are your capabilities? What forms the basis of your thoughts about money? What are your beliefs about wealth?
Can you work under pressure? Can you do things even when you don't feel like doing them?
Are you confident in yourself? How well do you relate with people? What's your ability to strive despite fear, worry, or sadness? Can you thrive in discomfort?
All these inner traits are essential and they form the foundational root of your blueprint.
Your blueprint is the concept that drives how you think, behave and act. You can only grow to the extent to which you want. And your level of income is dependent on your level of growth.
To grow, you need to get comfortable with discomfort. Your ability to grow determines your level of success.
The renowned Jeff Bezos once said, "If he loses all his wealth and possessions today, he's going to recover within a relatively short time."
Why did he make the statement? It is because he hasn't lost the innate traits which he used in acquiring his wealth. He fully understands the laws of duality that guide this plane of existence.
Why do people fail?
Research shows 80% of people won't reach their desired level of financial success. This is because they're unconscious. They live life on autopilot. They do things anyhow, without an adequate thought process.
They can't take responsibility for their lives, they believe a third party is at the steering wheel of their life.
They don't get to know and think about the root cause of their problem.
The Root Create The Fruit.
Imagine life as a tree, in this tree of life, there are fruits, some are good while some are bad.
Therefore, we like some, we don't like some.
These fruits are our outcomes and results.
Now, to change the cause of these bad fruits, we need to visit the root and the seeds.
In life, every outcome, every result, and every consequence stems from our actions and inactions.
Having the power and capacity to change and control this invisible force and unconscious will create a new reality for us and mark the beginning of a new journey.
The Four Dimension Of Existence
We exist in four dimensions.
In the Mental World
In the Spiritual World
In the physical world
In the Emotional World
The most fascinating part of this is that the physical world is the printout of the other 3 worlds.
The Physical World is the visible outcome, the remaining 3 are the invisible inputs.
We Iive in a world of cause and effect.
Health, wealth, joy are results.
The best way to change your outer world is to change your inner world. Your outer world is a reflection of your inner world.
To assert change we employ a powerful secret called a declaration.
What is a declaration?
A declaration is simply a positive statement made aloud.
Why is declaration a powerful tool?
Everything in the universe is made up of energy. Energy travels in vibrations and frequencies.
When a declaration is made, vibrations and frequencies are transferred from the outer world into the inner world which further reaffirms the statement and creates a unique resonance.
Declaration also sends a powerful message to the subconscious mind.
What is your Money Blueprint and how is it formed?
Your financial blueprint is the combination of your thoughts, actions, and feelings in the arena of money.
This may include..
Verbal programming - what you hear about money and wealth as a child.
Modeling - what you see as a child
Specific Incidents - what you experience as a child.
The Four Elements Of Change.
Awareness - to change a recurring problem one must be able to identify the problem
Understanding - one must fully understand the root cause of a problem.
Dissociation - One should detach himself from these activities
Reconditioning - this is simply replacing old thoughts and files with new ones
It is very much easier to change yourself when you are aware of what you want to change, understanding what you want to change further makes the transition easier.
Once the understanding is there, then dissociation from such is what is necessary. Detach yourself from activities that are hindering you from moving forward. It's might not be easy but friend, it's the best thing ever.
Now, replace the old habits with new ones. See a new reality in yourself.
I know you've tried many things to make money online.
You've done many classes and do many kinds of research on how to much money online from Google yet you're finding it difficult to make a dime.
The problem might not be with you or the researches you're making. It might be that you're doing things wrongly.
PART TWO
Wealth files.
1. Rich people think " I create my life", Poor people think "life happens to me" - Know that you are responsible for the kind of life you're living.
Life doesn't happen to anyone. As a millionaire, understand that create the kind of life you want for yourself. Don't be like poor people who blame anyone and everyone for their misfortune. They are always the victim.
They…
Blame
Complain
And Justify why they are broke.
2. Rich people play the money game "to win", Poor people play the money game "to not lose" - When it comes to money matters, the rich go all in.
If you want to be rich, you can't always be comfortable. But if you want to be comfortable always, you can't be rich.
Strive for discomfort and you'll end up getting rich.
3. Rich people are committed to being rich, Poor people want to get rich - Most people who end up poor are wishful thinkers.
They only want it, they don't do the work. Rich people stay committed, they do it whether they like it or not.
"If you are not fully, totally, and truly committed to creating wealth, chances are you won’t."
4. Rich people think big poor, People think small - This one right here is a major problem.
"You get paid in proportion of the value you can provide or the problem you can solve".
How do you want to live your life? How do you want to play the game? Do you want to play in the big leagues or the little leagues, in the majors or the minors? Are you going to play big or play small? It’s your choice.
Your life is not just about you. It’s also about contributing to others.
if you want to be rich in the truest sense of the word, it can’t only be about you. It has to include adding value to other people’s lives.
5. Rich people focus on opportunities, poor people focus on obstacles - Where rich people see rewards, they see losses.
Their mind is constantly scanning and looking for the downsides. Their primary mindset is “What if it doesn’t work?” or, more often, “It won’t work.”
Rich people take full responsibility, they say " it'll work because I will make it work."
Rich people see an opportunity, jump on it, and get even richer. As for poor people? They’re still “preparing”!
6. Rich people admire other rich people, Poor people resent rich people - Remember that thoughts and opinions aren’t good or bad, right or wrong, as they enter your mind, but they can sure be empowering or disempowering to your happiness and success, as they enter your life.
Don't hate rich people, rather show them love and care. resenting the rich is one of the surest ways to stay broke.
"We are creatures of habit, and to overcome this or any other habit, we need to practice.
Instead of resenting rich people, I want you to practice admiring rich people, I want you
to practice blessing rich people, and I want you to practice loving rich people.
That way, unconsciously you know that when you become rich, other people will admire you, bless you, and love you instead of resenting the heck out of you the way you might do them now." - T. Harv Eker.
7. Rich people associate with positive, successful people. Poor people associate with negative or unsuccessful people. - Successful people look at other successful people as a means to motivate themselves.
They see other successful people as models to learn from. They say to themselves, “If they can do it, I can do it.”
As I mentioned earlier, modeling is one of the primary ways that people learn.
And it's by mingling with people with like minds.
8. Rich people are willing to promote themselves and their value. Poor people think negatively about selling and promotion - Resenting promotion is one of the greatest obstacles to success.
People who have issues with selling and promotion are usually broke. It’s obvious.
How can you create a large income in your own business or as a representative of one if you aren’t willing to let people know that you, your product, or your service exists?
Even as an employee, if you aren’t willing to promote your virtues, someone who is willing will quickly bypass you on the corporate ladder.
your distaste for promotion is merely a projection of your fear of failures and rejection. Again, realize the past does not necessarily equal the future.
9. Rich people are bigger than their problems, Poor people are smaller than their problems - Poor people will do almost anything to avoid problems.
They see a challenge and they run. The irony is that in their quest to make sure they don’t have problems, they have the biggest problem of all... they’re broke and miserable.
The secret to success, my friends, is not to try to avoid or get rid of or shrink from your problems; the secret is to grow yourself so that you are bigger than any problem. If you have a big problem in your life, all that means is that you are being a small person! Don’t be fooled by appearances.
Your outer world is merely a reflection of your inner world. If you want to make a permanent change, stop focusing on the size of your problems and start focusing on the size of you!
The bigger the problems you can handle, the bigger the business you can handle; the bigger the responsibility you can handle, the more employees you can handle; the more customers you can handle, the more money you can handle, and ultimately, the more wealth you can handle.
Again, your wealth can only grow to the extent that you do!
The objective is to grow yourself to a place where you can overcome any problems or obstacles that get in the way of your creating wealth and keeping it once you have it.
10. Rich people are excellent receivers, Poor people are poor receivers – without the giver, there is no receiver.
Poor people have been conditioned to believe it is bad to be a receiver, but what if the other side is unwilling to give then we say the universe is wicked.
For every giver, there is a receiver. The more you receive the more your capacity to give. Both are important.
11. Rich people choose to get paid based on results, Poor people choose to get paid based on time – Having a steady paycheck at the end of a week/month, ensures there is a ceiling on one’s income and it limits growth.
When you get paid based on results, it further strengthens your productive capacity to produce enormous results which leads to rapid personal growth and development.
Even if you’re in a job that pays hourly, weekly, or monthly try finding a way to ensure you get paid based on your results.
People get rich by working harder and smarter than the average mind because they get paid based on their results/efforts.
12. Rich people think “both.”, Poor people think “either/or.” – Rich people's minds are unbounded, poor people have limitations in their minds.
Rich people have an Abundance mindset, poor people have a scarcity mindset.
Money is NOT scarce, it goes around every day from the people with the value to the people who have the value.
“Wealth is a positive-sum game NOT a zero-sum game” -Naval Ravikant
In a positive-sum game, you think win-win.. Everybody wins in the long run.
In a Zero-sum game, win-lose is the ratio, there’s a loser for every winner. This is a scarcity mindset.
If you want to live a life without limits, whatever the situation, let go of either/or thinking and maintain the intention to have “both.”
13. Rich people focus on their net worth, Poor people focus on their working income. - The true measure of wealth is net worth, not working income. Always has been, always will be.
Net worth is the financial value of everything you own. Net worth is the ultimate measure of wealth because, if necessary, what you own can eventually be liquidated into cash.
Rich people understand the huge distinction between working income and net worth.
Working income is how we fill up our financial “funnel,” so to speak. All things being equal, the more working income you earn, the more you can save and invest. Although working income is critical, again it is only valuable as a part of the entire net worth equation.
Many people have a financial blueprint that is wired for spending. Whatever money they have, they spend. They choose immediate gratification over long-term balance.
To curb this, you should endeavor to track your income and expenditures. Remember: what you focus on expands. As I often say, “Where attention goes, energy flows and results show.”
By tracking your worth, you are focusing on it, and because what you focus on expands, your net worth will expand. By the way, this law goes for every other part of your life: what you track increases.
14. Rich people manage their money well, Poor people mismanage their money well - Wealthy people are not any smarter than poor people; they just have different and more supportive money habits.
The single biggest difference between financial success and financial failure is how well you manage your money. It’s simple: to master money, you must manage money.
Poor people either mismanage their money or they avoid the subject of money altogether. Managing your money allows you to eventually create financial freedom so that you never have to work again. To me, that’s real freedom.
You must acquire the habits and skills of managing a small amount of money before you can have a large amount. Remember, we are creatures of habit, and therefore the habit of managing your money is more important than the amount.
On the other hand, if you spend, spend, spend, not only will you never become rich, but the responsible part of you will eventually create the situation where you don’t even enjoy the things you spend your money on, and you’ll end up feeling guilty. The guilt will then cause you to unconsciously overspend as a way of expressing your emotions. Although you might feel better temporarily, soon it’s back to guilt and shame. It’s a vicious cycle, and the only way to prevent it is to learn how to manage your money in a way that works.
15. Rich people have their money work hard for them, Poor people work hard for their money - If you’re like me, you grew up being programmed that you “have to work hard for money.” Chances are good, however, that you didn’t grow up with the conditioning that it was just as important to make your money “work hard for you.”
No question, working hard is important, but working hard alone will never make you rich. How do we know that? Take a look in the real world.
There are millions—no, make that billions—of people who slave away, working their tails off all day and even all night long.
Are they all rich? No! Are most of them rich? No! Are a lot of them rich? No! Most of them are broke or close to it. On the other hand, whom do you see lounging around the country clubs of the world? Who spends their afternoons playing golf, tennis, or sailing? Who spends their days shopping and their weeks vacationing? I’ll give you three guesses and the first two don’t count. Rich people, that’s who they are!
You have to make your money work hard for you through investments vehicles and other forms of passive income.
Rich people think long-term. They balance their spending on enjoyment today with investing for freedom tomorrow.
Poor people think short-term. They run their lives based on immediate gratification. Poor people use the excuse “How can I think about tomorrow when I can barely survive today?” The problem is that, eventually, tomorrow will become today; if you haven’t taken care of today’s problem, you’ll be saying the same thing again tomorrow too.
I hate to be the one to have to tell you this, but for the most part, buying things for immediate gratification is nothing more than a futile attempt to make up for our dissatisfaction in life.
More often than not, “spending” money you don’t have comes from “expending” emotions you do have. This syndrome is commonly known as retail therapy.
Again, the idea is to have your money work as hard for you as you do for it, and that means you have to save and invest rather than make it your mission in life to spend it all. It’s almost funny: rich people have a lot of money and spend a little, while poor people have a little money and spend a lot.
Long-term versus short-term: poor people work to earn money to live today; rich people work to earn money to pay for their investments, which will pay for their future.
Rich people buy assets, things that will likely go up in value. Poor people buy expenses, things that will go down in value.
“Rich people see every dollar as a “seed” that can be planted to earn a hundred more dollars, which can then be replanted to earn a thousand more dollars.”
16. Rich people act despite fear, Poor people let fear stop them - Millions of people “think” about getting rich, and thousands and thousands of people do affirmations, visualizations, and meditations for getting rich. But only a few get to take action.
Action is the bridge between the inner world and the outer world. Without action, nothing will manifest. What prevents most people from taking action is the fear of failure they’re projecting on themselves.
What if I fail? What if it doesn’t work? And they try to analyze every part of it seeking perfection but at the end of the day, they never do it.
Rich and successful people have fear, rich and successful people have doubts, rich and successful people have worries. They just don’t let these feelings stop them. Unsuccessful people have fears, doubts, and worries, then let those feelings stop them.
I used to be a victim of this until I started doing it. Without action, nothing will change!!!
17. Rich people constantly learn and grow, Poor people think they already know - There’s a saying that author and speaker Jim Rohn uses that makes perfect sense here: “If you keep doing what you’ve always done, you’ll keep getting what you’ve always got.” You already know “your” way, what you need is to know some new ways.
These mental files are therefore new ways of thinking which should reflect in our thoughts and actions. Therefore, we see new results.
One of my favorite sayings is by author and philosopher Eric Hoffer, who said, “The learners shall inherit the earth while the learned will be beautifully equipped to live in a world that no longer exists.” Another way of saying that is, if you’re not continuously learning, you will be left behind.
Poor people claim they can’t afford to get educated due to a lack of time or money. On the other hand, rich people relate to Benjamin Franklin’s quote: “If you think education is expensive, try ignorance.” I’m sure you’ve heard this before, “knowledge is power,” and power is the ability to act.
Conclusively, all these mental files should be studied voraciously and recited aloud for further internalizations. Or else, you won’t get a different result, and don’t ever forget, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting a different result.
If you want a different result, you must commit to doing different things regularly. Step out of your comfort zone.
Being uncomfortable is a sign of growth and your income grows in proportion to the rate of your growth and development.
Therefore, take responsibility for your life NOW.
©moses 2021