The law of abundance in action or how not to think like a poor person

"Is it right that I want to win, say 3000$, and my neighbor is struggling with 1000$ or less?"

It is certainly one of the most difficult questions about our deep beliefs about abundance and well-being.

Moreover, I confess that for a long time I had this question in mind.

In fact, this is a very damning belief at the base.

This belief is called the mentality of poverty or in the translation more for me means less to those around me, to my neighbors, to my colleagues, to my fellow men.

It is if you want the strongest blocker for abundance and prosperity.

And how a limiting belief can not be eliminated, but must be replaced, let's see how and especially what thoughts we replace.

The first step is to eliminate culpability.

You are not guilty and you will not be burned at the stake because you earn more than those around you. On the contrary.

The fact that you earn more means that you are able to frustrate your received talents and generate value for those around you. The big sin would be to be able to do this and not do it.

The second step is gratitude.

Be thankful and thank every day for the gift of being able to produce value and bring abundance around you. Surround yourself with people who do the same thing and grow together projects that bring welfare to the community, the locality, and the country.

The third step is mercy.

If you have been blessed with the ability to produce money and value added, do not be proud of it, but rather use at least 10% of everything you earn to help your people live better.

Sometimes you may find it appropriate to give them money, sometimes clothing or maybe a handful of help and a good word, but do not forget that this gesture of giving is the catalyst that activates an entire flow of abundance and prosperity