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Author Insight
Burning Rubber: Disaster or Opportunity?
Burning rubber smoke poured out of my old, trusty Vitamix! I was making protein smoothies for me and my husband when the smell invaded the kitchen. Of course, I unplugged it, cleaned the powered black residue from everything I touched, and called for help. The tech led me through several steps and determined that the container was completely worn out. My records with the company showed that I had been using that machine for almost exactly 9 YEARS! I’ve depended on it almost daily for the entire time. He offered me options, all of which were costly. Before I learned to embrace prosperity, I would have simply taken the least expensive option, replace the container. Instead, I chose to order a new machine that has almost all the same features I use regularly, but a different shape that I had been admiring for some time. It cost only an extra hundred dollars. Vitamix is a great company! Buying my first machine over 20 years ago was a major investment, and I simply bought their one consumer model. I upgraded it when that one wore out. Now there are many fancy models I don’t need or want. I was pleased that the tech/salesman could show me exactly what I wanted, and I didn’t need to agonize over my decision. Enjoying abundance means GETTING WHAT IS RIGHT FOR ME, and sometimes sorting that out is a challenge. Learn to meet that challenge in your life! Read the book now!
Book Excerpt
Embrace Prosperity
You probably already know many of the things you can do to take care of yourself financially. However, your inner programming has been in the way and you have not done them.
Even when you release the emotional and psychological barriers to experiencing abundance in your life, you still have a lifetime of habits that support your experience of scarcity. You have very little idea of what abundance looks, feels, sounds, smells and tastes like.
The media you’re exposed to gives you images to fill these gaps. But are they really images of abundance or are they images of opulence—overabundance? You may not even have any kind of internal measure of what “enough” means to you.
Discovering What’s Right for You
Ideally, you should now be able to use your inner guidance system to help you find what satisfies you. However, that guidance system probably provides misinformation. It’s inaccurate because it’s like a compass next to a magnet. Family, cultural and advertising messages you’ve been exposed to are pulling it off course.
It’s hard to know what’s just right for you now. You did when you were small and complained bitterly when your environment was not just right for you, but since then you’ve been “civilized,” programmed according to the expectations of people and the world around you.
Instead of paying attention to your internal awareness of “just right,” you pay attention to what influential people in your life and the media have told or demonstrated to you about how much you should have.
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