Abundance
I am learning to think and act in abundance thanks to the lessons of The Master Key System. Thanks to the Master Key Experience, I have realized that I had lived in poverty of thought.
What I mean is that worry and a lack of self-confidence and inadequacy have underpinned my daily thinking and interactions. The inadequacy and self-doubt started in my childhood and has continued into adulthood.
It has created perpetuating self-doubt, which has created worry and unhappiness. It has had an impact on my personal and professional life.
Professionally, I’ve grown my real estate business. Rather than thinking I am continuing to operate my business in abundance and that my business will grow, I, at times, question what would happen if I failed to grow my business. I worry and dwell on failure.
Even when I worked as a journalist, this poverty of thought drove me. It drove me hard to find stories. I scrambled and I stressed myself out.
I can’t remember a time I had thought in abundance, in confidence, that I’d have another story. I can’t remember a time when the thought of having succeeded and continuing to succeed drove me. Fear had driven me.
So that thought of what if, of poverty, has plagued me. My what if often delved into the negative. It was not thinking what if I did this and this would result in happiness and abundance.
It was what thinking if this or that happened and did not happen and then the result would be negative, a challenge – I unintentionally created – to overcome.
I reject that type of thinking. I realize that the good in my life and success has come from those moments I lived in abundance, from those moments that I believed there would be good, happiness and success.
It has come from those moments when I focused on abundance/success and on what I wanted and the person I wanted to be. It has come from those moments that I focused on believing I would acquire what I wanted.
It is not easy to think in abundance. In fact, it is easier to dwell in deficiency, inadequacy and self-doubt. Now, after observing how I have thought, I consciously focus on thinking in abundance.
I believe in Haanel’s writing that thoughts of abundance respond to only similar thoughts. I now work hard to think in abundance, substitute thoughts of inadequacy and self-doubt with abundance.
And I love sharing the abundance of my experiences through the Master Key Experience with others. Click here to see more about my journey.
