I like that. Recognize the thinking that may be causing limitations. Release the perspective that is limiting. Reconsider a prosperous point of view which accents creativity and knowledge to generate what is needed for each situation.

I think you hit it on the head about stumbling over money blocks. With the questions and exercises at the MMI seminar I found money blocks in myself I didn’t realized exisited! If you can’t see it, it’s reeealy easy to trip on it. ‘Recognize, release,and/or reconsider’ might be a way of putting it.

Thanks for a helpful and thought provoking piece.
Jay

Harv’s Millionaire Mindset Intensive is a great tool to getting our minds set for a positive association to money. I believe Harv was suggesting that money is important however, money will be a natural by product of creativity and knowledge. I agree, it is a great challenge, isn’t it? Money blocks are more easily stumbled upon than creativity blocks.

It’s no surprise to me Harv would pipe up with “Money is not the answer.” I just attended a MMI seminar in Santa Clara, CA. One of the surprises for me was the amount of time spent there on getting your mind right about money – and yourself. Money, and success, were shown to be byproducts of focus and action. This statement sounds like the next step, get what you want and bypass money altogether!

This is a great challenge. Now I’ll have to give some thought about what I really want. Then get creative. Congrats to Elden! Way to lead the way!

And thank you, Alison, for paving the way,
Peace,
Jay

Awareness is the first step to change. I am happy this article helped you to see this familiar trap. Creativity, I have found, is a wellspring which never runs dry. It brings more money, opportunities, and adventures. Report back and let us know what you discover with your prodding.