Can You Manifest Money?
Summary
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I learned that instead of trying to manifest money or act as if I'm already rich, I should focus on putting in the actual work to earn it.
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It's important to understand that money doesn't pick and choose who earns it; it goes to those who put in the effort.
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Changing my mindset alone isn't enough; I realized the importance of changing my actions to make more money.
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The advice that really stuck with me was that believing certain things isn’t necessary to make money—what truly matters is the work I put in.
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After understanding this, I committed to actively working harder instead of just relying on changing my thoughts.
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How To Take Action
I would suggest focusing on taking concrete actions instead of just changing your mindset. Rather than waiting for money to manifest, start by identifying specific tasks or steps you can take to earn it. This could be as simple as setting daily or weekly goals for yourself. Keeping track of your progress can help build momentum and motivate you to keep going.
A good way of doing this is by creating a daily action plan. Lay out a list of tasks that directly contribute to your financial goals. Whether it’s learning a new skill to enhance your service or making more prospect calls, focus on tasks that actively move you towards earning more.
Remember, money doesn't pick and choose. It's essential to understand that it goes to those who consistently put in the work. Try out short, frequent work sessions if you have limited time. You can start by devoting just 15 to 30 minutes each day to activities that will help increase your income.
Changing your mindset is important, but it should go hand in hand with changing your actions. Track what actions lead to the most results and double down on those. Also, think about how you can improve your efficiency or offer more value in whatever you do, as this is likely to result in more income.
Lastly, stay committed. Consistency and hard work are key, so keep pushing forward with steady efforts and a focus on actionable tasks.