Prosperity (Goal Number: ) Adversity
well-being,
successful, winner, triumph, good
fortune, affluence hardship,
failure, hard fortune, unsuccessful, loser, tragic
AWAKE TO THE GENUINE VALUE:
You are a
prosperous person in most areas of your life. You experience a sense of well-being
that extends to your success in so many areas. You are a winner. You have had
numerous moments of triumph and good fortune, making you affluent. Your success
is not limited to material things, for it extends into relationships, psychological
life and spiritual life. You are pleased with how your life is unfolding, and,
at the same time, you have continuing and expanding goals for the future.
PARTIALLY ASLEEP TO THE GENUINE VALUE:
Your life has a mixed bag of prosperity. You are moderately prosperous, but you do not consider yourself triumphant and affluent. You are moving in that direction, and you have high hopes. You have a mild sense of well being. You are comfortable, but not totally successful.
LIVING IN THE
IMPOSTOR VALUE:
You experience quite a lot of hardship in your life. You often feel that you have failed in so many areas. Your hard fortune and adversity may have made you bitter. It seems that whatever you put your hand to is doomed to be unsuccessful. People have called you a loser. Your life may even be tragic. You feel discouraged.
Look at your life.
Which is the most true for you? ____
1 _____ 2 _____ 3
What to do:
DECISION
Choose. Which do you want for yourself and your world? Which way would you like life to be?
FOCUSING YOUR MIND
Going for the target you have chosen
To shift in the
direction of property, select some or all of the following and copy them in
order to have them with you. Live with them. Think about them. Absorb them.
· I give myself
permission to prosper.
· I declare that I
have a profound sense of well-being.
· I am inspired to be
successful,
· I let go of any
resistance in me to succeeding.
· Body, mind, and
spirit, I am thriving.
REINFORCING BEHAVIORS
Action steps to
take to get off the log
· Be aware of your
self-talk. Refuse to say to yourself any discouraging words. Practice being
your own success coach.
· Read some older classic books on success, such as by Norman Vincent Peale, Napoleon Hill, and Joseph Murphy. They laid a powerful foundation.
· Set goals for body,
mind, and spirit. Be accountable to yourself
to keep aiming and adjusting if necessary. Start with small goals, and as you
achieve them, make bigger goals. If you don’t have a target, how will you know
how to aim? How will you know when you get there, if you don’t know where is?
· Celebrate the
successes of friends, family, and even strangers. Get in the success frame of
mind.
Remember Prosperity