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How do you feel rich,
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abundant, always feel like there's infinite resources when you actually don't have that in your bank account right now?
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We're going to be diving into that in today's episode of Dear Jamie,
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where we're going to be talking about all of the ways to start feeling a little bit more abundant,
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especially around paying bills.
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And I'm even going to be giving you a little secret sauce
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that I only give to my clients to really allow for affirmations to hit just a bit different.
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So let's go babies.
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Dear Jamie, how can I believe that money is an infinite supply when the bank account has a limit?
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How do I tell the nervous system everything is fine when I've reached the limit and there are bills to pay?
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I love this question so much.
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And I'm going to first start with the most important reframe,
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which is instead of thinking that there's just infinite money available,
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I want you to remember that you have infinite ways
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that you can generate abundance and that everything is always available to you
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and maybe not in the ways that we kind of generally expect them to be.
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The one thing
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that I want you to kind of understand from like maybe more of like a neuroscience perspective is the fact
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that your brain, the prefrontal cortex,
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is kind of responsible for more of like the immediate decision making
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and the process of like figuring out how things work, right?
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That part of the mind is trying to conceptualize something that can kind of sometimes be partially strategic and also metaphysical.
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And when you think about that part of the brain trying to figure out the how,
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it needs something smaller to grasp onto if it's creating this cognitive dissonance,
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which is essentially right now you have this external experience of I'm paying my bills,
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There's a limit to what I have currently in the 3D in this bank account.
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However, it's trying to conceptualize this thing of like,
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what do you mean there's infinite money everywhere, but it's not here?
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And how do I get it?
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And immediately the second, and this is for anything,
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when we set a goal,
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when we're thinking there's infinite resources and our brain doesn't immediately believe that.
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And how we want to actually bring this back to a place where it is believable for you
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is being able to think about two things.
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So the first thing that I'm going to actually give you is more of the metaphysical.
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And this is the process of understanding that money is a neutral tool
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and it is as abundant as the air that you breathe,
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the grass that is outside,
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the people that are in the city.
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There's so much available.
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There's so much abundance available.
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And when we segment money as this tool,
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as something that is limited or something that you have to sacrifice parts of yourself for or work really,
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really, really, really, really hard for,
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then a lot of times what we end up thinking about
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is how much work is it going to take for me
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to get there versus let me just play with the idea that it's no separate from the air that I breathe.
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And I want you to think about it this way.
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If there are unlimited resources available,
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let's just say from the air that you breathe,
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I want you to just take a moment to just kind of breathe, keep breathing.
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See how you can just keep going.
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Like there's so much, right?
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But a lot of times we're not thinking about,
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oh my gosh, is there enough air?
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Is there, there just is.
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And it's something that is not something we have to kind of conceptually figure out
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but with resources like money it's a little bit different
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because it is almost this essence of a byproduct of your
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power of your action taking of your beliefs of what you believe is possible for you
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and it is abundant in nature and
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if we think about it in the same way as air
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and love and time and all of these you know resources
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that we have available to us we can kind of see it as this thing
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that is not the destination but more of a it gets to be here
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and available to me because i am well favored i believe
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that i am always taken care of i believe
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that i'm well resourced i believe that things are working out in my favor
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and when you just have that one baseline operating belief of like it's always working out for me
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like it's always going to make itself available to me,
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then there is a sense of openness and availability in your energy field for that.
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It's so interesting that we're actually having this conversation now because I was just having this conversation with my seven-year-old yesterday.
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They had a book next to me and they were making comics
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and there was this like funny thing that they had heard about paying bills and that it was like stressful or something.
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So they were making this comic about all the bills they had to pay
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and then they showed me and I kind of giggled and I go,
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you know, what's really funny about bills because they were making it seem like it was a stressful thing.
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And I am always very cognizant of recognizing that the words that I say have a direct impact on my children.
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They have a direct impact on what they believe is possible for them or what they believe about the world.
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And that's one thing that you get to imprint on people.
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So I had said, you know,
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what's really cool about paying bills?
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And I'm like, what?
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And I go, look at that light over there.
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We have lights.
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I go, look, you know,
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see how the, how, how we have a hot water,
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how we just took a nice hot shower.
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That was from paying our bills.
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I go, look at that,
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look at that fridge or look at the,
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look at the, the food,
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look at the, look at the home we get to live in.
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Look at all of the resources.
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Like it's because we got to pay that.
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And this is what we're given in exchange.
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And that's something that I have always been very cognizant of is the awareness that there is never a loss,
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that it's never a sacrifice,
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that there's never something that's being taken from me,
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that I have the ability to pay my cell phone bill and get to talk to my mom on FaceTime.
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I get to talk to people all over the world.
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I get to run my business from my phone.
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I love that I have hot water.
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I love that I have electricity.
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I love that I have a home.
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I love that I have these things.
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I love paying my bills because I love those things.
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I love being able to have access to those things.
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And I'm very, very grateful for that.
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I love being able to have a car.
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I love being able to just,
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I love to be able to have insurance.
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I like to be able to have these things.
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And it just is this reframe of,
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yes, we get to pay bills,
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but how can you soften that in your energy field?
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How can you make yourself so incredibly grateful for the things that we have been told are hard?
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I also want to mention that there is a very real essence to paying bills as well,
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especially when you feel that resources are limited.
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I spent a very, very large part of my life having a very difficult time paying bills
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and having a very difficult time making sure that there was enough.
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And I remember my energy around it.
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I remember my energy growing up around it,
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the stories I was told around it.
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And I remember not realizing that that I could change,
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that I could make this easier for myself,
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even if that felt like there was a limited amount of resources at that moment,
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that I could change how I view it.
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And when I change how I feel things,
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then there's a possibility that opens up.
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It's not this concrete thing that is,
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it's always going to be harder,
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always has to be this way.
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The second I can change my perspective on one thing,
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I can change how I believe,
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I can change how I see things,
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I can change how I act,
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and how I take action.
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And that in itself had changed my entire life was just the opening of possibility of how can I see this different?
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How can I make this easier for myself?
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Because when we see it different, we feel different.
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When we feel different, we act different.
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And that really is that.
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Now, one thing from a strategic standpoint that I want you to remember,
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because you're most likely experiencing the cognitive dissonance of this infinite abundance with the kind of 3d
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that you're navigating right now i want you to consider kind
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of zooming it back in instead of thinking about infinite resources you can think about being able to understand
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that you are the wealth source it's always coming from you now the reason i say this is
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because even if you're working a nine to five you only get paid
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because of you even when you're in your business you get paid
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because of you it's always coming from you
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and there's nothing outside of yourself that's going going to stop you from what can come in
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and that you are always an infinite resource.
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You always have infinite capacity to receive and to create.
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And that's the gift of being a human is the ability to create.
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And we all have access to that.
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What is one small step that you can take that would bring more abundance?
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What is one small step that you can take strategically that might be different?
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Is there something that you've always wanted to do?
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Is there something you've always wanted to launch or create or play with?
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Or were there conversations you wanted to have with certain people?
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Were there things that you really truly have maybe been putting on the back burner
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that you could actually step forward and do?
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Because if you are always in the driver's seat of your abundance,
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you are always increasingly opening your capacity to receive and there's infinite resources available.
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is really being able to say,
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what is one thing I can do to be able to feel good,
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to create, to have fun,
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to play, and to then be able to receive the resources that are available.
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So just to kind of recap this,
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one thing that I want you to remember is that money is a tool,
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is a resource, and it is unlimited, just like air.
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And we want to just think about it as abundance, right?
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A lot of times, even when we use the word money,
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there's memory tied to that word in itself.
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There's limitation, there's stories attached to it.
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And just thinking about the receivership aspect of this,
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of if I can receive air,
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water, that there's always opportunity available, then it's just abundance.
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And if we could just think about it from that space,
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it opens up our capacity to be like, okay.
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Second thing I want you to think about is that anytime we're thinking about the bills,
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what is it giving you in return?
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Like the story that I told my youngest,
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And I remember them even in looking at me,
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they kind of like smile,
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they're like, you know what, you're right.
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Oh, and then they kind of went on a little hunt around all the things
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that were bills that we got in exchange.
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And just being able to have that reframe in itself will really truly change.
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But having the openness to seeing it that way takes a willingness in itself,
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a change in itself.
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Because if we've always seen something a certain way,
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we can always kind of find the reasons why it has to be a certain way.
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And then in terms of strategic aspect,
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what is one thing that you can do?
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What is one small step that you can do to be able to receive what is always available to you?
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And you don't have to have that answer now.
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There's no rush.
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There's no reason to race towards it.
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Allow it to unfold.
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And something that I'll kind of encourage you to do is something
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that we actually talk about inside of my program Currency Academy,
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which is ask formations.
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And this is more of the process of asking things in a question versus affirming things,
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because that's where a lot of cognitive dissonance actually comes from is affirming something that we don't have a reference point to.
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For example, saying I'm a money magnet or all these things when maybe there's a situation where the 3D doesn't reflect that.
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no reference point, which creates cognitive dissonance,
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which creates a lot of frustration in the body.
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And so one thing that I want you to do is like,
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I want you to ask yourself,
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how come things are starting to feel easy?
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How come things are just working all the time?
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How come all of these opportunities keep coming to me?
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How come it just feels better?
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How come all of the things that I've ever desired are just starting to flow my way?
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How is it all happening?
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And when we ask things in a question,
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our brain then goes on a hunt because we're not affirming something.
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We're not creating a reference point.
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We're just getting curious.
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And when we're curious, our brain goes on a hunt and we become so much more cognizant of it.
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We become more aware of it.
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And whatever we become aware of,
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we actually get to then see and observe and choose and move towards.
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And that's my suggestion for today.
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And speaking of ask formations, I want to play.
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I want to actually start creating a lot more flow and fun in this space for you.
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So I want you to think about one thing that you really want to happen for you.
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This could be an opportunity.
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This could be clients coming.
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This could be more revenue flow.
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This could be your body feeling lighter, more joyful.
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This could be you feeling like you have more clarity.
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And I want you to just think about that for a second.
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And instead of saying, I have so much clarity
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or look at all of these clients that are coming on board or look at how much money I'm making,
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or I'm making all of this money.
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I want you to do it the other way and get curious.
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So inside of the comment section,
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what I want you to do is I want you to say whatever your goal is,
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but how come this is happening?
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So I'm going to give you an example of this.
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Let's just say you would love to have five clients on board.
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The ask information would be like,
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how is it possible that five clients are already onboarding?
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They're finding me.
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How are all these people finding me?
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How is all of this working in my favor?
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How come my body feels so amazing?
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How come I have so much clarity?
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How come I feel so good?
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How come I feel so confident all of a sudden?
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I want you to comment below and ask formation of how come this is happening?
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And just play with that for a second.
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See how that feels in the body.
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If something starts to kind of flow your way,
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let me know because I can kind of,
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I can kind of, I feel like we're getting towards the fact that it probably will.
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Okay.
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If you have questions on business growth,
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success, mindset, nervous system, wealth flow,
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all of the things, go ahead into the show notes.
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You can submit your questions anonymously.
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And hopefully your next question will be something I'll be answering on the next Dear Jamie.
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Okay.
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Love ya.
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- „Es gibt unendliche Möglichkeiten, Wohlstand zu generieren.“ – Eine positive Affirmation, die den Geist öffnet.
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- „Denk daran, es gibt viele Ressourcen um uns herum.“ – Ein Hinweis darauf, dass Reichtum vielfältig ist.
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