How to Get $100K in a Month!!!

By Rob Walcher D.C.

A Fun Thought!

Take the thought of having an extra $100k each month and let your mind run away. Can you imagine yourself having that kind of money? Dont worry, its free to imagine and dreamwhich by the way means you should do more of it. After all it feels good just thinking about having that kind of money.

There is such a thing as possibility thinking. It is very much like dreaming. If you can imagine what it would feel like to earn this kind of money then you can quite possibly be on your way to making it a reality.

At first dreams seem impossible, then improbable and eventually inevitable. If you can dream it and feel it happening to you then you can do it. Christopher Reeve

When we dream or envision things for our future we are proactively making a thought process that will help direct us toward our goals. Why bother dreaming about an extra $500 when you can dream about an extra $100K per month? Makes sense, right

Obviously no one starts out making $100K a month. This type of income takes an evolution I your thinking and practice. Along the way you will have to learn the tricks to being wealthy and staying wealthy.

Preparing Your Mind for Wealth

In order to achieve money like this you have to believe in your ability and deservance to have that much. If you feel it is bad to be that rich, or that you are incapable of handling that kind of money than you are driving yourself of course. You have to get your head right first and then continue with your dreaming.

If you are affected by this line of thought, or anything similar, then its a good thing youre reading this article. Because you have some work to do. As Zig Ziglar would tell you, its time to stop your stinkin thinkin and get a check up from the neck up!

Well-Laid Plans

Now that you are thinking about earning $100K a month you have to begin to put in place a plan of what you would do with all that money. Think about how your life would change and what possibilities there would be, and begin to make a plan.

Dont fall prey to the malady known as sudden wealth syndrome. This refers to a state of behavior where those who come into wealth quickly are not prepared " internally or externally. They havent a clue what to do with their wealth, feel they dont deserve it, feel guilty for having it, and therefore invest foolishly, spend it wildly, and lose it as quickly as they gained it. Its sad but true.

What if you began to plan today for a larger income tomorrow? Do you understand about setting up trust funds? Giving to charities? Do you understand how the wealthy invest? Are you acquainted with a financial advisor? (One whom you can trust.) Do you know how to assess a business venture? Do you understand the ins and outs of purchasing wealth-building real estate?

Dont Get Carried Away with the Perks

Becoming very wealthy is not all about the biggest and best toys or the most lavish mansion. That should simply be a side bonus. Becoming very wealth is more about learning how to make that money grow so some of it will be in place for all of your tomorrows and for generations to come.

So allow yourself to dream. Let you mind wander. And take notes as you do. How will you life be different when you are earning 100k a month?

It will only happen if you are convinced it can happen.

If you think you can do a thing or think you cant do a thing, you are right. Henry Ford

About the Author:

Rob Walcher is an expert in the Direct Sales Industry. He is a millionaire on his way to becoming a billionaire! He shot to the top in two different direct sales companies in a matter of 18 months and has become known as the Ten-Figure Guru. If you want to learn how to get comfortable with a few more zeroes in your income and work directly with Rob CLICK HERE

Seven Ways to Attract More Money

By Dr. Joe Vitale

Want to attract more money?

Wondering why you haven't attracted it when you've done everything you thought you needed to do?

What really works when it comes to attracting more money, anyway?

I've been studying the Law of Attraction for more than three decades. I've written several books about it, including The Attractor Factor and The Key. That's why I ended up in the movie The Secret, and then on Larry King and Donny Deutsch's televison shows, among others. I know how the Law of Attraction works, and I know why so many people don't clearly understand it.

When it comes to the Law of Attraction, most people want to learn how to use it to attract more money first. After that, they'll wonder how to attract romance, cars, homes, happiness, and everything else. But money is the starting place for most people.

So, how do you attract more money?

When it comes to attracting anything -- and money in particular -- there are seven ways to do it right. Here they are:

1. Give Money Away

It sounds counter-intuitive but the more you give, the more you will receive (unless you block the receiving, which ties into the next step). Give openly and freely to wherever you received spiritual nourishment. Give on a regular basis, too. The rule of thumb is to give 10% of whatever you receive, but it's also smart to give more when you feel inspired to do so.

Remember, give to the person, place, or group that has kept your spirit alive. Just ask "Where was I most inspired this past week?" and give to that source. And ask the question daily or weekly as the source will often change.

Here's an inside tip: When most people give money, they do it with a tight fist. They don't give much. Why not? Because they're afraid. They're holding on. Well, the energy of fear will attract more things to fear. Instead, give money with an open heart and an expectation of return. Give in love.

2. Get Clear

Most people push money away with their hidden limiting beliefs, such as "money is bad" or "rich people are evil." Those are beliefs, not facts. Get clear of them and money will come to you (as long as you also do the next step).

Getting clear is truly "The Missing Secret" to making the Law of Attraction work for you all the time. After all, it isn't your conscious intentions that are being manifested in your life, it is your un-conscious counter-intentions.

For example, when you set a goal on New Year's day to stop smoking or date more, what happened the next week? You gave up your conscious goal for your un-conscious belief that you couldn't do it. You weren't in alignment with your intention. You werent' "clear."

Most likely in your unconscious mind you have limiting beliefs about money, such as -

a.. "Money is evil." b.. "Money will attract problems." c.. "Money will make me a selfish person." d.. "Wanting money is greedy." e.. "Rich people are snobs."

If you have one or more of those limiting beliefs within you, do you really think you'll attract any money? In truth, you'll attract NOT having money.

Why? Because your unconscious counter-intention ("Money is bad") will veto your conscious intention ("I now attract more money into my life").

Is it any wonder some people say the movie The Secret or the Law of Attraction doesn't work? Obviously, once you clear those hidden blocks/beliefs to your success, your success has nothing in the way of happening. The roadblocks are gone.

I talk about ways to get clear in my new audioprogram, "The Missing Secret." One thing you can do right now is to simply question your beliefs. Become a belief detective and look for those limiting beliefs about money. When you release your inner blocks, you will attract more money.

3. Take Action

Too many people sit and wait for money to materialize in front of them. I believe in magic and miracles, but I also believe that your role in the process of attracting money is to actually do something to bring it your way. Act on your ideas. Now. "Money likes speed" is my favorite mantra.

If you don't act now, you'll see your idea manifested in a store some day and somebody else will be attracting money from it. What can you do right now, today, to move toward creating something that will attract more money? Whatever it is, do it.

When you doubt and second-guess yourself instead of taking action, you are demonstrating that you aren't yet clear (see second tip above) about money and your right to attract it. Act now and get rich.

4. Support a Cause

Most people push money away because they don't feel they deserve it. One way around this (while you still work on getting clear inside yourself) is to want money for a larger purpose. I created Operation YES to end homelessness. Raising hundreds of thousands of dollars (or more) for that cause will remove any remaining prosperity limitations within me. While I won't receive a dime from Operation YES, my working on its behalf will attract money to me in other ways, such as the contacts and goodwill I'll create.

In short, want money for a larger reason than your own ego. This is a beautiful way to attract more money without wanting it only for yourself. Realize that when you are wealthy, you are better able to help family, friends, your community, and even the world. A good reason to attract more money is for all the good it can do for others, not just you. Ask yourself what cause would you support (or even create) once you attracted more money?

5. Get Support

One of the wisest things you can do to achieve any goal is create or join a master mind group devoted to it. I co-authored Meet and Grow Rich with Bill Hibbler for this reason: to teach you how to create a support group.

The idea is to be around people who can keep your energy and inspiration high. While you can make progress alone, it's so much easier when you have support.

This support can also come in the way of audiotapes, books, and other learning tools. I've been buying audios from Nightingale-Conant for more than thirty years for just that reason: it helps me stay focused on constantly growing and improving. Even when I was struggling, I went to the library and borrowed books and tapes to keep me informed and inspired. Today I can afford to buy my own materials, but it's only because I invested in my education every step along the way.

I created "The Missing Secret" audio set to help people understand the practical use of the Law of Attraction. Again, all of this is support in helping you attract more money.

6. Be Grateful

This is huge. Be thankful for the money you have - which is probably considered true wealth by people starving in third world countries - and you'll begin to attract more money. Gratitude sends off a signal of appreciation, which brings to you more to be thankful for. Begin with whatever is in this moment that you can be sincerely grateful for.

After I was homeless and while I was still experiencing poverty, I began this exercise by holding a pencil and being grateful for it. Once I truly experienced gratitude, it shifted my energy vibe so I could then experience more to be grateful for. Today I have much to be thankful for - from houses to cars to collectible guitars -- but it all began with a pencil.

Look around and ask yourself what you are grateful for right now. Then get into that feeling.

7. Do what you Love

There's no sense in working at something you hate. If you are currently at a job you don't like, find a way to enjoy it for the time you are there while working towards doing your passion. Following your passion is the greatest secret of all when it comes to attracting wealth.

Everyone from Donny Deutsch to Donald Trump to Bill Gates to little ole me agree that passion (combined with the other steps above) is your ticket to financial freedom. Even when I worked for oil companies back in Houston and didn't like my work, I found ways to do what I loved. I wrote my first book on my lunch hours. I spoke on weekends and sold my book in the back of the room. Over time, doing what I love became my life. And today it's my moment by moment wonder.

Ask yourself what you would do even if you were never paid. That's a clue to what you should be doing and of course finding a way to be paid for it. You can attract more money from love.

Finally, expect success.

The mindset of expectation - expecting that you are now attracting money and playfully looking around, asking "I wonder how big money will come to me today?" - will keep your brain turned on to seek and find opportunities. You of course then have to take fearless action when you see them.

Go for it!

-Dr. Joe Vitale

About the Author:

Dr. Joe Vitale is the author of way too many books to list here. His latest title is "The Attractor Factor: 5 Easy Steps for Creating Wealth (or anything else) From the Inside Out." Register for his monthly complimentary ezine at MrFire.com. He is also the founder of Operation Yes, the movement to end homelessness.

Thresholds: Is it serving or selling?

By Joe Vitale

Most people complain that they don't have enough money.
They look at their bills, they look at their wants and needs, they look at their checkbook, and then they look terrified.
How will they pay their bills?
How will they feed their family?
How will they attract more money?
I'm sure you know the feeling. We've all been there. You may be there right now.
Now what's really curious to me is this:
The movie The Secret and many of the teachers in it offer proven ways to attract money and other material things. This obviously works, given the thousands of testimonials from people who now have money when previously they couldn't find it in a bank with the vault door open.
But some people are complaining that the focus of the movie is only on money or material things. They say it's self-serving. They say it's egotistic.

Do you hear the cultural programming at work?
"Money is bad."
"Taking care of yourself is bad."
"Material things are not spiritual."
Please note the discrepancy: when you want money and at the same time say focusing on it is bad or selfish, you are pushing it away.
Even the fans of the movie are doing this.
Some of the very people who use the Law of Attraction to get out of debt or attract a new car, at a later point only attract so much money before they begin to think they are being selfish. At that point they unconsciously turn off the flow and wonder what happened. They then begin to criticize the movie, too.

It's a strange thing to see.

First, people scramble to find money and worry and fret about it.
Then, they actually learn how to attract it, get some, and begin to complain that money isn't spiritual.
Wait a minute.
Weren't these the same people who wanted money in the first place?
Why was money good when they didn't have it and bad when they finally got it?
All of this is because of people's beliefs.
They hit their threshold of deservingness.
My father plays the lottery. But when the lotto gets to a hundred million dollars, he quits playing. He says that amount is "too much" and "that much money will ruin you."

Winning ninety-nine million is OK but one hundred million isn't?

Again, we're dealing with beliefs.
We're dealing with thresholds of deservingness.
I was at an event once when a fellow called his wife and handed me the phone. He wanted a star of The Secret to surprise her.
I took the call, said my name, and heard her scream.
She was talking to a celebrity. She was giddy with excitement.
But then she started asking me what I was doing to save the world.
This woman had gone from being a fan of The Secret and using what she learned to manifest a few things, to hitting her comfort zone and now not wanting anything else.
What happened?
Another example is this: many of the teachers in the movie The Secret create products and services to help you achieve your goals. When your mindset is open, you thank them for their services. When your mindset is closed, you say they are just "selling."
Well, are they selling or serving?
It's both and it's neither. It depends on your beliefs.
It depends on your threshold of deservingness.
If you think they are taking advantage of you, you call it selling (because you think selling is bad).
If you think they are helping you, you call it serving (because you know serving is good).
Again, it's all about beliefs, and particularly your belief about what you feel you deserve.
That belief creates a threshold that you won't get past without some work.
It reminds me of a question a therapist used to ask patients:
"How good can you stand it?"
Most of us can't stand it really good.
"What will the neighbors think?"
"What will my family think?"
"If it's too good, surely something bad will happen."
"I don't deserve it too good."
"If it's too good, it won't last and I'll be miserable again."
"If I'm happy, I won't do anything to save the planet."
Those are all limiting beliefs.
Your life can be fantastic. Truly amazing. But very often we hit a comfort level and won't go past it. Why? Because of our self-imposed limits.
Because of our threshold of deservingness.
You can deceive yourself with rationalizations and criticisms about The Secret, me, others, the world, etc; but the end result is, you limit your own good.
I keep reminding people that once you get clear, there's not much you can't have, do, or be.
Your goal should always be happiness, what I call spiritual awakening, but the only limits along the way are your own.
How good can you stand it, anyway?

Ao Akua,
Joe

About the Author:

Dr. Joe Vitale is the author of way too many books to list here. His latest title is "The Attractor Factor: 5 Easy Steps for Creating Wealth (or anything else) From the Inside Out." Register for his monthly complimentary ezine at MrFire.com. He is also the founder of Operation Yes, the movement to end homelessness.