Embrace Prosperity

Self-Help

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Are You Sabotaging Your Own Prosperity? When your own limiting beliefs about money keep you from using the information and resources you already have, you never feel financially secure. • Dissolve beliefs that interfere with your financial effectiveness • Reclaim energy you waste worrying about money and not doing anything about it • Start using the information about creating wealth that you already have • Confidently make financial decisions that support your highest priorities • Uncover and enjoy what truly gives you pleasure You deserve the joy and satisfaction of knowing you’re creating your own financial security! Discover and use the three magic Logosynthesis sentences that have opened these doors for thousands of individuals around the world. “Embrace Prosperity: Resolve Blocks to Experiencing Abundance reveals the savvy secrets of eliminating blocks to financial success with just a few words. Brilliant!” Dame Doria Cordova, Owner/CEO of Money & You® / Excellerated Business Schools®

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Author Biography

After over 40 years practicing psychotherapy and coaching, Dr. Laurie Weiss had no intention of starting a new phase of her career. Then a colleague helped her resolve a persistent, stressful problem using an amazing new technique. She was astounded that he did it in just a few minutes, while standing on the sidewalk outside of a restaurant, using only words. She has a multifaceted background as an internationally known psychotherapist, executive and life coach, marriage counselor, relationship communication expert, trainer of professionals, speaker, grandmother and author of 12 books. Her current focus is on helping clients reclaim their life energy and find joy in all areas of their lives.

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Small Start, Big Returns: My $28K Lesson

I just deposited a check for $971.36. It is one of a series of checks that have been arriving twice a year since 1978. Everything I did to make this happen was completed by 1980 with my third $!000 purchase of shares in a mutual fund. So far, my $3000 investment has yielded $28,222.90. These exact numbers come from records I started keeping about an experiment in awakening my prosperity conscious that started in 1976. That was the year my husband and I were asked to leave the company that we started with colleagues. Suddenly we were in practice on our own and I realized that I knew absolutely nothing about managing money. One class I took suggested creating a savings account for my personal benefit. I was to save a small amount each week, put it in the account, never take it out, withdraw the interest periodically and use it for my own pleasure. At first there was about enough for an ice cream cone. I continued adding to the account. Then I learned about investing and after careful research, invested that money in a mutual fund and started withdrawing my dividends. My first annual returns were $25, $70, and $220 and they have gone up and down since then. What I get is always a surprise and I still use it to remind me of my own prosperity. This is one of many ways you can learn to Embrace Prosperity. Read our book and start now!

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Embrace Prosperity

When I first started to learn about money, I encountered this revolutionary affirmation, “Part of all I earn is mine to keep.” Until that day (sometime in 1976), it had never occurred to me that anything other than earning money, saving it to spend later or spending it immediately were possible. I had never considered the possibility of deliberately achieving financial independence. In fact, I don’t think I even knew what those words meant.

This adult education class also came with a set of instructions about how to start my own journey toward financial independence. It was designed to deliberately focus my awareness on making conscious decisions about money and ultimately having enough money to live comfortably without working.

I chose to follow these simple instructions.

Each time you receive money put it into 4 different savings accounts—each with its own set of guidelines. (This was before the days of outrageously high bank fees. Using this method today probably would cost much less if you use just one account and keep careful records of each pot of money.)

1. Income: Deposit all the money you receive into this account and transfer it from there into all your other accounts. This includes a checking account you use for everyday purchases and the other savings accounts. The rule for this account was “always take out less than you put in.”

2. Financial Independence: Deposit a regular percentage of your income into this interest-bearing account. The rules for this account were “never take out the deposited money but always take out the interest and spend it consciously for your own benefit.” The goal of this account was to eventually have enough interest to live on.

3. Large Purchase: Deposit extra money into this account. The rule for this account is to “spend it all on purchases that bring you personal pleasure.”

4. Investment: Deposit whatever you choose into this account. This rule is “only take money out when it will be reinvested at a higher yield.”

What Happened Still Amazes Me