If you are driven into your choice of career by a fear of poverty I ask you to stop for a moment and consider the ramifications to your potential success of harboring this emotion inside you. Behind all fears is the belief that that which is feared can potentially happen. It has also been said that what you believe ultimately becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. In this case the belief in and fear of poverty predisposes you to this fate. Let’s have a look at why this is and what can be done about it.
A fear of poverty is in most cases based on some early traumatic experience of having been poor or exposed to deprivation of some kind. Often this occurs in one’s family of origin or may come about during one’s life as a result of an unfortunate financial crisis. Such experiences become stored in the mind and body as negative pre-programmed experiences that are associated with all their ensuing negative emotions i.e. fear of it happening again, sadness, anxiety, feelings of insecurity, feeling out of control of one’s future etc.
These memories live at an unconscious level yet constantly threaten to “break through” into conscious awareness whenever they are triggered by something that resembles them in some way. They also generate negative or pessimistic thoughts about financial security or success that float through the mind in uncontrolled ways. Such thoughts create doubts about one’s future security, one’s ability to achieve success, feelings of helplessness, lower ones’ self confidence and self worth, kill one’s motivation to try and achieve anything substantial, lead to procrastination or to an inability to take any risks.
So, success and self-improvement are two sides of the same coin. Friends, do make a start with towards both with these tips.
“Stop thinking yourself as failures. You are only human. Accept your failures and move on to make yourself acceptable to others.”
“When you see someone far superior to yourself, instead of indulging in self-pity, think of self-improvement. Think of acquiring inner beauty instead of only a good physique.”
“When you meet people feeling low and down, reach down to pull them up. Don’t slip down yourself in order to sympathize with them.”
“This whole world is a huge school where you learn from your mistakes and move on. A failure in a science quiz should never make you feel doomed and stupid. It’s not the end of the world. Always give scope for self-improvement.”
Many approaches have been devised to help individuals achieve success as is evident by the multitude of motivational speakers. Unfortunately simply motivating an individual to succeed and not addressing such limiting unconscious programs for failure and poverty will only get one so far before a crisis sets in. Such approaches may lead to cycles of success, failure, success, failure, etc… but rarely to unbridled success if one is carrying the fear of poverty within.
This fear and its underlying roots in the form of the traumatic memories I mentioned above must be released once and for all. This is now possible with a new process called the Mind Resonance Process® (MRP) an experience of which is freely available to you if you contact me at the web link below
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