How to Turn a Financial Crisis into Financial Abundance

How to Turn a Financial Crisis into Financial Abundance

- by Tony Mase

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Not long ago, I received the following question from one of
my newsletter subscribers:

"I am facing a financial crisis. I have big issues with
money. It is disturbing my mental health and I am not able
to focus on my daily life."

"My wife is also panicking and we are constantly fighting.
She is having a huge anxiety attack on a daily basis."

"Everything is falling apart. Please help. What should I
do?"

Here's my advice...

First, stop thinking and talking about your "financial
crisis". Really! The more you think about it and the more
you talk about it, the "worse" it's going to get.

Instead, form a clear and definite "vision" of *exactly*
what you want your life to look like, financially and
otherwise. If it's a "joint vision" you can both agree upon,
so much the better. Then, focus your thoughts and speech
there from that point on. Again, if you're *both* doing
this, so much the better.

Second, treat your personal finances like a business. When a
business faces a "financial crisis", they essentially have
two choices. One, increase revenue (income). Two, decrease
expenses (outgo). Usually they choose some combination of
the two. What they don't do, if they want to stay in
business anyway, is sit around talking about their
"financial crisis". They *DO* something about it!

There are all sorts of ways to make extra money fast if
you'll but look for them (you won't "see" them if you're
not) and just be eliminating all the financial "waste" in
your life, odds are, if you're anything like most folks, you
can significantly improve your financial situation without
having to "sacrifice" your current lifestyle.

Warning! It's imperative you act from a position of creating
financial abundance, *not* from a position of financial lack
or scarcity.

Third, have faith. Faith you not only can and will realize
your "vision" of what you want, but you *ARE* realizing it
*NOW*.

However, I need to warn you, because this is where most
folks "drop the ball", as it says in the Book of James:

Faith without works is dead!

All the faith in the world without *action* to back it up
will do little, if anything, to improve your financial
situation.

Here's the bottom line...

Whatever you focus on tends to expand in your life.

If your thoughts and actions are focused on "financial
crisis", that's *exactly* what you'll have in your life...
"financial crisis".

Whereas, on the other hand...

If your thoughts and actions are focused on financial
abundance, that's *exactly* what you'll have in your life...
financial abundance.

The choice is yours...

Make it a good one! :-)

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Anthony Robbins’ 12 Reasons Why Most People Don’t Get Wealthy

Anthony Robbins’ 12 Reasons Why Most People Don’t Get Wealthy

According to Wallace Wattles, in his popular wealth treatise
called the Science of Getting Rich, said that, “There is a
science of getting rich, and it is an exact science, like algebra
or arithmetic. There are certain laws which govern the process of
acquiring riches, and once these laws are learned and obeyed by
anyone, that person will get rich with mathematical certainty.”

It is true. Those who make wealth know that it comes about by
application of simple rules and principles. Those who don’t make
wealth don’t know about these simple things, and so they assume
that wealth is a result of luck or pure chance or something just
as superstitious or silly.

Anthony Robbins is one of the top success coaches in the world,
having coached star sports players, heads of states and Fortune
500 executives. In his Get The Edge program, he listed down 12
specific reasons he has come to observe to be the leading causes
for most people’s lack of wealth. Here they are:

1. They never decide and really define, very specifically,
what wealth means for them. The keyword here is specifically. Can
you imagine how hard it would be to build a car or a plane
without making a blueprint or sketch drawings of it first? You
have to know what your target is before you go chasing after it.

2. They make wealth a moving target instead of a fixed one
(this is related to point one above). Once you have your target,
fix it. Don’t change it until you reach it. You must accomplish
each step, celebrate, and then set course for a new step, a new
target.

3. They define it in a way that seems unreachable. You only
achieve what you believe. No more, no less. So you must make it
believable for you. Set goals that will make you move forward and
stretch, but not too high that even you yourself don’t believe
you can. Take the biggest step you believe you can, achieve it,
then take the next biggest you believe you can. This will build
positive reinforcement in your self-confidence as well.

4. They never start. Ok, this is obvious. If you keep
thinking about it forever, it will forever remain in the thought
level. You have to act! Start somewhere, anywhere! Only after you
start do you begin to get some feedback which will help you plot
your course better. The aircraft has to first take off before it
starts to adjust course for its destination. You must start,
somewhere, anywhere, doesn’t matter, just start! Act!

5. They never make it a must. Let me explain what it means
to make it a must. It means marshalling all your intent, your
will, your direction, into one singular flow that is directed
towards your goal. All obstacles are viewed as challenges to be
overcome. You will meet obstacles, and so expect it, but also
expect to move forward anyways. Use your obstacles to develop
strength and skills, don’t run away. Find out how to go past
them. Find out! There is always a way, always. And if your
emotions are acting against your desire, embrace them, learn what
they are, know yourself, but keep moving forward. Make it a must,
and it will happen. Guaranteed. You don’t know in how many steps
it will take, but you know it will happen.

6. They don’t have a realistic plan. If you want to do
something, find out how it is done from someone who has done it
before. Make a realistic plan. Copy from those who have succeeded
before you. But don’t throw away your intuition. Your intuition
is extremely powerful once you learn how to listen to it with
practice.

7. If they have a realistic plan, they never follow through
on the plan. Well, if you don’t follow the plan, who will?

8. They give responsibility to others (”experts”) instead of
to themselves. This way, they never really learn how to do it,
and if there are failures they never learn why the failures
happened and so they are bound to repeat them. It is a good idea
to get advice, but do it yourself. At least understand it
yourself even if you will delegate the actual doing.

9. They give up when they face challenges. Going through the
challenges is what has made people rich, not giving up. Look,
there are always challenges. So get used to that. You will only
get where you wish to get to if you are willing to face the
challenges along the path. All challenges are opportunities
dressed in work clothes, remember that. After the challenge is
over, you will discover the amazing fruit it held for you.

10. They fail to conduct their lives as a business; they
never ensure that they make a profit year by year. Get a personal
finance package like Quicken or Microsoft Money. you need to have
budgets and cash flow statements for your personal finances and
your businesses. It is easy with those software packages. If you
don’t keep records and track, you wont know when you are making
or losing money until it is embarrassingly too late.

11. They allow other people’s ideas to affect their decisions
unreasonably. There will always be people who don’t believe in
your way, or who are pessimistic, who try to pull you down, or
whatever. And they will sometimes be your closest friends and
family. You cannot change that - they have a right to be who they
are. It is OK. Allow them their thoughts, don’t judge them for
that, but don’t feel obligated to accept their thoughts of follow
their way. Don’t allow other people, now or from the past,
unreasonably affect your decisions. Allow them their way, and you
live your way.

12. They don’t get quality coaching. This is extremely
important! Coaching is simply getting mentored by someone who has
succeeded wildly in the area of your interest. Get coaching! Our
education system hardly equips us for real life, so don’t assume
that because you went to college you are properly equipped.
Hardly. You need to keep learning. The most successful people
attend seminars, read books, join mastermind groups and clubs,
find mentors, network, and even hire expensive personal coaches
to make sure they succeed.

How many of these reasons can you identify with? Well, now that
you see the reasons, you now can look at yourself and make sure
that you don’t follow ways that are known to not lead to wealth.
Follow what works and it will work. And don’t forget to enjoy
yourself along the way.

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Are You a Free Thinker or an Intellectual Prostitute?

- by Tony Mase

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As a father whose world revolves around his eight-year-old
son, most of what little television I've watched over the
last eight years has been kids' shows, primarily cartoons.

Although I'm almost embarrassed to admit this, one of my
current favorites is "SpongeBob SquarePants".

I don't know why, it just is. :-)

One of my favorite episodes of "SpongeBob SquarePants" is
titled "Selling Out".

In this episode, SpongeBob's employer, Mr. Krabs, sells "The
Krusty Krab" restaurant for a trailer filled with suitcases
full of money to a corporate conglomerate that intends on
turning "The Krusty Krab" into a big chain.

Although it's what he always wanted, Mr. Krabs, now rich
beyond his wildest dreams, quickly discovers retirement
isn't all he thought it would be.

As a matter of fact...

He finds himself bored out of his mind with absolutely
nothing to do.

So...

Mr. Krabs takes a job as a busboy and dishwasher at "The
Krusty Krab", now renamed "Krabby O' Mondays", only to find
out it's no longer the restaurant it once was...

Everything is now very carefully "scripted", tightly
controlled by a manager following corporate manuals full of
strictly enforced policies, procedures, rules and
regulations...

Squidward is constantly smiling...

Mr. Krabs' beloved "Krabby Patties" are no longer made by
hand using the finest ingredients, but by a machine using
recycled garbage passed off by slick marketing to
unsuspecting customers as real food...

And...

Even worse...

The customers' money is no longer collected by real sea
creatures, but by an automated cash register.

When Mr. Krabs questions Carl, the new manager of "Krabby O'
Mondays", Carl tells Mr. Krabs "it's better if you don't
know" and closes the office door in his face.

Unable to take anymore...

With SpongeBob and Squidward standing by, scared to death to
say anything for fear of being "punished"...

Mr. Krabs, who hasn't read the employee handbook, nor cares
to, violates company policy and...

Speaks out...

Loudly...

So loud...

Everyone, including the customers, can hear what he knew to
be "wrong".

With an "uprising" clearly underway...

Carl grabs his cell phone, calls corporate headquarters and
says something to the effect of:

Code red...

We have a free thinker!

When I first saw this episode of "SpongeBob SquarePants", it
immediately reminded me of a passage I'd read in a book just
a few days earlier and had been pondering...

In "How to Get What You Want", a book he wrote prior to "The
Science of Getting Rich", the book for which he's best
known, Wallace D. Wattles writes:

"If you are an employee and desire promotion, put life into
everything you do; put in more than enough life and interest
to fill each piece of work."

"But do not be servile; never be a flunkey; and above all
things avoid the intellectual prostitution which is the vice
of our times in many trades and most professions."

"I mean by this the being a mere hired apologist for and
defender of immorality, graft, dishonesty, or vice in any
form."

"The intellectual prostitute may rise in the service, but he
is a lost soul."

"Respect yourself; be absolutely just to all; put LIFE into
every act and thought..."

Interesting...

Although Wallace D. Wattles wrote these words nearly one
hundred years ago, they could have just as easily been
written today.

Think about it...

The "intellectual prostitution which is the vice of our
times in many trades and most professions" has since risen
to the level of an art form and even become a profession in
and of itself.

All levels of business and government are virtually
overflowing with paid apologizers, defenders and ignorers of
immorality, graft, dishonesty, or vice...

People who've "sold out" their beliefs, morals and values
for a paycheck, and often not a very big one at that,
totally oblivious to the true cost...

"A lost soul," as Wallace D. Wattles put it.

Jesus, the Master Teacher, once asked:

"For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole
world, and lose his own soul?"

With that in mind...

My question for you to ponder today is...

Are you a "free thinker" like Mr. Krabs or an "intellectual
prostitute" like Carl?

The choice is yours...

Make it a good one...

It may well mean the difference between having respect for
yourself and being "a lost soul". :-)

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Wattles and the publisher of the "A Powerful Life: The Lost
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The Universal Law Behind the Golden Rule

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The Universal Law Behind the Golden Rule

- by Tony Mase

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In Chapter 7 of the book of Matthew, Jesus is quoted as

saying:

"Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do

to you, do ye even so to them; for this is the law and the

prophets."

When Jesus made this statement, he wasn't just teaching his

followers a religious rule...

He was teaching his followers the *practical* application of

a Universal law.

This Universal law is known by many names:

The law of cause and effect...

The law of karma...

And...

The law of sowing and reaping...

Are just a few of them.

In his writings, Wallace D. Wattles, best known for his

classic masterpiece "The Science of Getting Rich",

frequently refers to it as the law of action and reaction...

For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

Odds are you've heard this Universal law expressed in many

different ways:

Energy always returns to the source of its origination...

What goes around comes around...

What you do comes back to you...

You reap what you sow...

And...

My personal favorite:

It always comes back to bite you in the...

Well...

You know the rest. :-)

Regardless of how this Universal law is expressed...

The bottom line is...

Whatever you put out into the Universe comes back to you.

And...

More importantly...

Because it's a law...

Whatever you put out into the Universe *always* comes back

to you.

This is the way the Universe works.

When you look at it this way, it puts Jesus' words in a

whole new light, doesn't it?

Practicing the Golden Rule, as it's come to be known as,

isn't just the moral thing to do, or the right thing to

do...

It's the *smart* thing to do!

Why?

Simple...

Because it's the law...

If you cheat others, you *will* be cheated.

If you hate others, you *will* be hated.

If you hurt others, you *will* be hurt.

If you judge others, you *will* be judged.

If you steal from others, you *will* be stolen from.

If you take advantage of others, you *will* be taken

advantage of.

If you treat others rudely, you *will* be treated rudely.

On the other hand...

If you forgive others, you *will* be forgiven.

If you help others, you *will* be helped.

If you love others, you *will* be loved.

If you treat others fairly, you *will* be treated fairly.

If you treat others honestly, you *will* be treated

honestly.

If you treat others kindly, you *will* be treated kindly.

For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction...

Whatever you put out into the Universe always comes back to

you...

You can't escape it...

It's the law!

Now...

One thing that's *very* important to understand...

When Jesus said:

"Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do

to you, do ye even so to them; for this is the law and the

prophets."

He was *not* saying this because others, themselves, will

"do unto you" what you have done unto them.

Jesus was saying this because the Universe, God or whatever

you prefer to call the "Universal Power" behind all things,

will "do unto you" what you have done unto others!

For example...

If you steal something from someone, it doesn't necessarily

mean that particular person will steal something from you.

However...

You *will* be stolen from.

It's not a matter of "if"...

It's just a matter of when and how!

On the other hand...

If you treat someone honestly, it doesn't necessarily mean

that particular person will treat you honestly.

However...

You *will* be treated honestly.

Again...

It's not a matter of "if"...

It's just a matter of when and how!

Why?

Because it's the law...

It's the way the Universe works.

So...

The next time you're about to do something...

Anything...

That involves other people...

Ask yourself this very simple question:

Would I want someone else doing this to me?

If your answer is yes...

Do it.

If your answer is no...

Don't.

It's that simple.

Remember...

Practicing the Golden Rule...

Doing unto others as you'd have them do unto you...

Or...

Treating others as you'd like to be treated...

Isn't just the moral thing to do, or the right thing to

do...

It's the *smart* thing to do!

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Wattles and the publisher of the "Jesus: The Man and His Work"

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