Give me 7 minutes and I'll clear your money blocks — Transcript
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- 0:00In the next 7 minutes, I'm going to help
- 0:01you identify and transform a money
- 0:03block. Not just learn about what might
- 0:05be blocking you, but actually transform
- 0:07it. So, stick with me. Give yourself
- 0:09these next 7 minutes because I've used
- 0:11this process to help tens of thousands
- 0:12of people transform their limited money
- 0:14beliefs. We're going to find the block,
- 0:16look at it together, and actually
- 0:18transform it. So, let's get into it.
- 0:23First, I want you to finish this
- 0:24sentence. When I was growing up, money
- 0:26was blank.
- 0:29When I was growing up, money was blank.
- 0:32Right? Just the first thing that comes
- 0:33to mind. For some people, money was
- 0:35scarce. For some people, money was never
- 0:37there. For some people, money was hard
- 0:39to make, hard to keep, or something
- 0:41people argued about. What was it for
- 0:43you? Because what money was for you as a
- 0:45child is usually how money is for you as
- 0:47an adult. Now, I want you to think about
- 0:49this as a software program installed on
- 0:52your nervous system. It didn't start
- 0:53with you. You got it from your parents.
- 0:55They got it from their parents. It is
- 0:57transgenerational, and that's okay
- 0:59because we're going to uninstall it
- 1:00today. What I want you to do next is
- 1:03find the belief behind the belief.
- 1:05Because what I found is that there are a
- 1:06whole bunch of surface beliefs we have
- 1:08based on our experiences as children,
- 1:10but underneath them all is one universal
- 1:13belief that we all share. So, when I
- 1:16share this with you, check within
- 1:17yourself and see if you think it's true
- 1:19for you. Because whether money is hard
- 1:20to make, or money's hard to keep, or
- 1:22money causes arguments,
- 1:24ultimately, what you are afraid of
- 1:26is that you're not going to have enough.
- 1:28You're not going to be able to retire,
- 1:30or pay for the kids' education. You're
- 1:32not going to be able to pay your rent.
- 1:33You're not going to be able to pay your
- 1:35mortgage. You're going to run out and
- 1:37end up living under a bridge. That is
- 1:40the core belief behind all of these
- 1:42money programs. And that fear that you
- 1:45won't have enough is the one thing that
- 1:46prevents you from actually having more.
- 1:48It keeps you in fear. It keeps you in
- 1:51the rat race. It keeps you comparing
- 1:52yourself to other people on the hamster
- 1:54wheel of striving to make money or keep
- 1:56money. Even when you make more, you're
- 1:58afraid it won't stay. And even when it
- 2:01stays, you're wondering whether it's
- 2:02going to last. In other words, real
- 2:04prosperity and financial security and
- 2:06feeling safe is always somewhere out
- 2:08there in the future. It's never right
- 2:09here, in the only moment that exists,
- 2:12which is the present moment. And so, it
- 2:14remains forever elusive. And because the
- 2:16brain is a goal-achieving machine, this
- 2:18belief that you don't or won't have
- 2:20enough creates precisely that reality.
- 2:23It prevents you from having money-making
- 2:25ideas. It keeps you focused on not
- 2:26having enough. It compels you to make
- 2:28decisions that keep your bank account at
- 2:30a fixed level. It creates a financial
- 2:33ceiling that you can't seem to break
- 2:34through. And it literally manufactures
- 2:37coincidences and synchronicities that
- 2:39keep you locked into this reality of not
- 2:41having enough. But what's important to
- 2:43know is that the only thing that's
- 2:44keeping you locked into that reality is
- 2:46this belief that we're about to shift.
- 2:49And we can begin shifting this core
- 2:51program that you don't or won't have
- 2:53enough by interrogating it. By looking
- 2:56at whether or not that's true based on
- 2:58the evidence of your own lived
- 2:59experience. And so, here's how this
- 3:01works. I'm going to ask you a question.
- 3:03This worry about not having enough,
- 3:06>> [snorts]
- 3:06>> how many times have you worried about it
- 3:07in your life?
- 3:08Worried about money?
- 3:10A hundred times?
- 3:12A thousand times?
- 3:14Thousands or tens of thousands of times?
- 3:17Most days? Every day?
- 3:20How many times have you worried that you
- 3:22weren't going to have enough? And I want
- 3:23you to really think about it.
- 3:25And now ask yourself,
- 3:27has this ever actually been true?
- 3:30Has there ever been a time out of the
- 3:32thousands of times you worried about it
- 3:33where you truly did not have enough?
- 3:36Now, I'm not saying you may not have
- 3:37wanted more or that things may not have
- 3:38felt tight or that there may have been
- 3:40times that felt tough, but can you name
- 3:43a time when you truly didn't have
- 3:47enough?
- 3:49The answer is no.
- 3:50How do I know that?
- 3:52Because we're here.
- 3:53>> [snorts]
- 3:54>> Whatever it was like, however hard or
- 3:56undesired it might have been,
- 3:58you still had enough, right?
- 4:01I mean, here we are. Now, I want you to
- 4:03look at today.
- 4:05Do you have enough today?
- 4:07Not do you want more? I know you do,
- 4:09that's why we're here. But, do you have
- 4:11enough? You're listening to this
- 4:12episode, you have access to a device.
- 4:15Take a moment, look around you right now
- 4:17in this moment. In this moment,
- 4:20do you have enough? I'm not asking about
- 4:22tomorrow or the mortgage payment due
- 4:24next week, but right in this moment, can
- 4:26you see that you have enough?
- 4:30I want you to notice that your greatest
- 4:31fear is that you won't have enough, but
- 4:33the fact is that you've always had
- 4:35enough and you have enough right now. I
- 4:37want you to notice that this fear of not
- 4:39having enough, it's a habit. But, when
- 4:42the evidence of our lives contradicts
- 4:43that fear, we have to question it
- 4:45because it doesn't match up with our
- 4:47reality. In fact, it never has. So,
- 4:51given all of that, do you think it makes
- 4:52sense to continue to worry that you
- 4:54won't have enough in the future?
- 4:56Or does it make sense to believe that
- 4:58you will have enough?
- 4:59Because that's always been the case. And
- 5:01this is what I want you to see. My
- 5:03invitation is to take a deep inhale and
- 5:06take a deep exhale as we anchor this
- 5:08into your nervous system.
- 5:10You have always had enough.
- 5:13You have enough.
- 5:14And you will always have enough. And
- 5:17this reality check is the antidote to
- 5:19whatever money block you've been
- 5:21carrying. It is the new decision that
- 5:23you get to make about yourself and your
- 5:24reality. I want you to see how this
- 5:26feels in your body. You've always had
- 5:28enough.
- 5:30You have enough.
- 5:31And you will always have enough. Because
- 5:33this new belief, this new decision,
- 5:35which is aligned with the truth of your
- 5:37own experience, isn't just a belief,
- 5:39it's an identity. It is an identity of
- 5:42safety, of enoughness, it is an identity
- 5:45of abundance, and this is where you
- 5:47shift your wealth consciousness and open
- 5:49up new possibilities because that
- 5:51feeling and fear of not having enough is
- 5:53the only thing that's been preventing
- 5:55you from having the more that you
- 5:57deserve. Can you imagine if you woke up
- 5:59tomorrow not worried about what's in
- 6:00your bank account, but truly knowing
- 6:03I've been taken care of, I'm taking care
- 6:06of right now, and I trust that I will
- 6:07continue to be taken care of. There's a
- 6:09beautiful quote from scripture that
- 6:11says, "For whoever has, to him even more
- 6:13shall be given. And to whoever has
- 6:15little, even that which he has shall be
- 6:17taken away." And this is an articulation
- 6:19of the law of attraction and how the
- 6:21psychology of the human mind works. If
- 6:24you believe you are abundant, more
- 6:26abundance will come your way. If you
- 6:28worry that you don't have enough, then
- 6:30even that which you have will be taken
- 6:31from you in order to prove that you are
- 6:34right. But, by interrogating the
- 6:36program, seeing the truth, and living
- 6:38from that place, we're stepping into the
- 6:40abundant version of ourselves now
- 6:43instead of waiting until someday in the
- 6:45future when some amount of money in our
- 6:47bank account justifies or gives us
- 6:49permission to declare abundance and
- 6:51prosperity a reality. That's why so many
- 6:54people get stuck. They're waiting for
- 6:56their circumstances to change in order
- 6:57to justify their abundance rather than
- 7:00seeing the prosperity and enoughness
- 7:02that always is and calling forth more of
- 7:05that into the reality. So, that's the
- 7:07opportunity. Step into tomorrow as this
- 7:10version of you. Now, you can actually
- 7:12set your financial goals and your goals
- 7:14for prosperity and abundance without
- 7:15working against yourself. You've cleared
- 7:17the path by establishing a proper
- 7:20perception of reality.
- 7:22I've always had enough. I have enough.
- 7:24And I will always have enough.
- 7:26Now, go create.
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