Wealth or Poverty? It’s All in Your Cells

Are you constantly grappling with financial hurdles, feeling like there’s never enough? Research suggests that our mindset can gravitate towards scarcity or abundance! Do you feel like prosperity and wealth are just out of reach?

If you nodded in agreement, then you’ve just pinpointed your most significant barrier to achieving more. If you aim for a life filled with wealth, your mindset must evolve, transforming the narratives you tell yourself and the ones you believe.

Consider J.K. Rowling, for example. She faced numerous challenges, including being a single mother living on welfare. Despite these hurdles, she didn’t let her circumstances dictate her success and went on to become one of the world’s best-selling authors.

Analysing Your Cells Explains Your Predicament

Delving deep into your thought patterns can unveil the underlying reasons for your financial challenges. Remember, every action is rooted in a thought, and when nurtured consistently, that thought translates into tangible outcomes.

By shifting your mindset from one of scarcity to one of abundance and achievement, you open the doors to unparalleled prosperity. Scientific studies provide insights into why certain mindsets hinder wealth accumulation and offer strategies to transform those beliefs.

How Do These Statements Relate to Your Wealth Thinking?

• I”I can’t afford that.” — Might suggest a limiting belief about one’s financial potential.
• “I wish I had what they have.” — Indicates comparison and potential envy.
• “They charge too much.” — Could imply a reluctance to invest in oneself.
  “That’s too expensive.” — Suggests a perspective of lack rather than abundance.
  “I never have enough.” — Reinforces a scarcity mindset.
  “I have a lot of fear about money.” — Reflects anxiety and potential past traumas.
  “I have to work hard for money.” — Implies that ease and prosperity are mutually exclusive.
  “I worry about my future.” — Highlights an uncertainty and perhaps a lack of financial planning.
  “There is not enough to go around.” — Strengthens the belief in scarcity.
  “Money doesn’t grow on trees.” — Emphasizes that money is hard to come by.
  “You can’t be spiritual and wealthy.” — Suggests a conflict between spiritual values and financial success.
  “I don’t care about money.” — Might indicate a defensive or dismissive attitude towards financial well-being.
  “Money won’t buy happiness.” — Reflects a belief that wealth and joy don’t coexist.
  “I hate money; it causes conflict.” — Suggests past conflicts and misunderstandings related to money.
  “I’d rather be poor and happy.” — Implies a binary choice between wealth and happiness.

Self Talk = Prosperity Level

When you’re faced with financial challenges and frequently echo statements rooted in a “scarcity mindset”, you perpetuate a narrative of limited abundance. Here’s the thing: The Universe operates on equity! It mirrors back to you precisely the energies and intentions you put forth. While you might not believe you’ve been requesting financial hurdles, the language and feelings you project play a significant role. Let’s delve deeper to understand the underlying cause.

This is Rocket Science

When confronted with financial difficulties, if you often repeat statements like “I can’t afford that” or “There’s not enough to go around,” you’re embedding a “scarcity mindset” that perpetuates a cycle of limited abundance. Here’s an insight: The Universe acts with balance! It reflects back exactly what you emit through your words and feelings. Even if you’re convinced you’re not asking for financial obstacles, the phrases you use and the emotions they convey significantly shape your reality. Let’s explore this further to comprehend the root cause.

Dr. Candace Pert Ph.D., renowned for her books “Molecules of Emotion” and “Everything You Need to Know to Feel Go(o)d”, and notable contributor to the film “What the Bleep Do We Know”, unveiled an astounding discovery: the instant you entertain a thought, it materializes into molecules.

She elucidated that emotions aren’t just chemicals stored in the brain. Instead, they function as electrochemical signals that influence the composition and electrical state of every single cell within our body. Our emotional states don’t merely dictate our inner biochemistry; they have a tangible impact on our external world.

Diving deeper into her research: when we think, our hypothalamus (a pivotal ‘command center’ nestled near the brain’s base) transforms these thoughts into a surge of neuropeptides. These amino acid compounds embody the dominant emotion tied to that particular thought. Consequently, our thoughts become molecular carriers of our feelings, which then permeate our bloodstream.

These neuropeptides then seamlessly fit into their designated receptors on our cellular membranes, much like a key fits a lock. As cells absorb these amino acids, the frequency of these interactions strengthens the cellular demand for these specific neuropeptides, signaling the hypothalamus to produce even more.

This process draws a parallel with substance addiction. The more frequently these receptors engage with neuropeptides, the less responsive they become, compelling the body to generate more “scarcity-consciousness” receptors to replace those that have become ineffective. This escalating demand subsequently necessitates the production of even more neuropeptides corresponding to these “scarcity-consciousness” receptors.

It’s a self-reinforcing loop akin to drug dependency. Just as an addict grapple with breaking free from drugs, many individuals struggle to break their entrenched emotional patterns—like those rooted in childhood memories of financial scarcity.

Quotes from Dr. Pert

“I’ve always kind of known that the energy you emanate from within attracts the situations and people that you need.”

“As our feelings change, this mixture of peptides travels throughout your body and your brain. And they’re changing the chemistry of every cell in your body.”

Because of the decades, you have spent feeling and thinking negatively about money (scarcity, lack, etc.), your brain has become addicted to that feeling. Therefore, your mind creates the circumstances to attract scarcity and lack, to feed its addiction.

You may know others who have these common emotional addictions to:

1. Drama
2. Self-pity
3. Low self-worth
4. Victim
5. Depression
6. Over-giving
7. Love
8. Controlling
9. Abusing etc. … and …
10. SCARCITY MINDSET?
    

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Intervention Time – You can Attract Money Instantly!

Prepare for an overhaul of those scarcity-driven beliefs and those ‘poverty-hooked’ cells. It’s about time we confront these limiting mindsets straight on. Remember, acknowledging the challenge is half the battle won.

7 Transformative Steps Towards an Abundance Mindset:

1.Recognize Your Worth: Your self-worth is a pivotal factor in your ability to manifest abundance. Welcome those who offer assistance and feel deserving of their support.

2.Speak and Embrace Abundance: Celebrate every instance of prosperity you experience or witness. Recognizing abundance magnifies its presence in your life.

3.Embrace Empowerment: Transition from the shadows of victimhood. Step into your power and adopt a proactive stance.

4.Cultivate Good Financial Karma: Play an active role in aiding others to attain wealth and ensure honesty in your financial interactions. Value and recognize the positive endeavors of those around you.

5.Invest in Self-Growth: Channel resources into personal development. Collaborating with mentors and peers with similar aspirations can fast-track your journey.

6.Be Patient and Intuitive: Building abundance might mean revisiting and reconfiguring deep-seated beliefs. Trust your inner compass – it will guide you to success.

7. Practice Gratitude: Engage in daily reflections of gratitude. Counting your blessings shifts your perspective, drawing to your more of those things you feel grateful for.

A Vision of Boundless Prosperity:

Visualize a world where your financial horizons are limitless. Adopting such a belief can be transformative. If you genuinely entrust in your ability to reach financial pinnacles, your actions will naturally follow that trajectory. Faith is the foundation; the rest is just building upon it.

Conscious and Comprehensive Prosperity:
While many equate prosperity with tangible wealth, true abundance is a spectrum that spans far beyond just financial metrics. Consider ‘conscious wealth’ as a more holistic measure, capturing aspects ranging from health to relationships. Achieving prosperity in its true essence means striking a balance between materialistic gains and emotional contentment.

Other aspects of abundance living include:

• • Making a difference with your talents and gifts

• • Waking up happy and with very low stress

• • A healthy social and family relationships

• • Physical, spiritual and intellectual wealth
  • Working in alignment with your vision

Abundance in Giving

The zero-sum game of scarcity thinking is unfavorable to creating abundance. As explained in Steven Covey’s 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, a paradigm of abundance will help you see value in others and work towards sharing decision making, profits, and good ideas to build something bigger than yourself.

You should give even if you also desire wealth. It is a practical aspect of abundance living that has a positive impact on your emotional and psychological well-being.

The act of giving or sharing triggers the release of dopamine. This is responsible for the pleasure sensation and engaging relationships. The feeling good effect that arises from performing an act of kindness will endure long after the act.

Your cells will become addicted to feeling a more meaningful connection and attracting more abundance into your life as you share with others.

The Role of Positive Psychology

Many people link psychology with fixing a bad state of mind. However, you can be perfectly normal and still be eluded by abundance. This is where positive psychology comes in. It is about helping you to thrive instead of just getting by with life.

A Carnegie Mellon University study indicates that positive affirmations can improve brain power and reduce stress.

Dr. Martin Seligman, the father of positive psychology came up with 5 pillars of psychological health(PERMA) required for creating abundance and happiness. They include:

P – Positive emotion dealing with feeling good, optimism, and enjoyment

E – Engagement which is about doing fulfilling work and exciting lifestyle

R – Relationship involving deep connections, intimacy and physical interaction with others

M -Having a Meaning and a Purpose

A – Accomplishment resulting from setting and pursuing worthy goals and ambition.

The confluence of these pillars serves as a foundation for creating abundance.

Nurturing Abundance

Abundance thinking is just like a flower in the garden, you must cultivate and nurture it after planting, or it will wilt and die. Some of the methods of maintaining an abundance lifestyle include:

1. Recognize Unlimited Possibilities

A Harvard study discovered that when people focus on one particular thing, they become blinded to other possibilities. You should loosen and reset your mind to have an expanded awareness that will translate into abundance. A few minutes of meditation can help. When you clear your mind, new possibilities can germinate in it.

2. Create Mastery Experiences

To create a deep knowledge and focus that you can develop whatever you want in life in abundance, you must build mastery experiences. These are past experiences of success that you’ve had in your life.

Creating mastery experience is simple; just divide a big goal into smaller parts. Then score yourself as you achieve the smaller goals. This will motivate you to move forward with the big goal.

3. Focus on Growth

Carol Dweck in her book Mindset: The New Psychology of Success explained that a growth mindset involves the belief that you can develop your abilities through practice, dedication and hard work. You need this principle of learning and improvement to create abundance.

Listen and then reflect on your thinking and abilities and what you can do to achieve your goals.

Creating abundance involves learning and growth. It’s based on the belief that you don’t know everything even about your field. This thinking will prompt you to learn new things such as hobby, skills or starting a passion project.

With a growth focus, you can look at challenges from a holistic perspective, see what is working and find a way to improve it. It is this expansive mindset that will help you attract more opportunities for abundance into your life.