Your future is Unlimited

Could you be sabotaging your own financial success and security?

Do the words you say really make a difference in your life?  Absolutely!

What do you think would happen if you said to yourself “I feel sick”?  What if you said it over and over and over throughout the day?   If you literally said aloud “I feel sick”, how long do you think it would be before you actually talked yourself into being sick?  I don’t think that there’s anyone alive that doesn’t believe that they could talk themselves into physically feeling horrible if they tried.

The same is true for your finances.  How many times per week do you say “I can’t afford that”?  How many times do you think it?  How many times per week do you say “that’s too expensive”?  How many times do you think it?  How many times per week do you say “I don’t have the money to … “?  How many times do you think it?  How many times per week do you say “if I only had more money, I would …”?  How many times do you think it?

These things may all be true right now, but the real question is do they have to stay that way?  And the answer is a resounding NO!

I’m sure that there really are things you can’t afford and things that are too expensive right now.  I’m sure that you don’t currently have the money to buy everything you want to have and do everything you want to do.  But the one word that can change your future financial situation is the word “yet.”

You can’t afford that YET.  You don’t have the money to buy that YET.  You don’t have money to do that YET.  If you truly want to shape your own financial forecast, you have to begin by putting the right thoughts and words into your effort to improve it.  Either remove the words “can’t”, “won’t”, “too expensive”, etc. from your vocabulary all together, or simply add the word “yet” to every negative thought that pops in your head.

As I look back on my own finances over the years, beginning with the time that I was covered in debt, I always added hope to my financial situation by thinking and speaking about the things that I would have and be able to do someday.  And when the negative thoughts would creep into my mind at times, just like they do everyone’s minds, I always added the word “yet”.  I know that I will have that someday, I just can’t buy it YET.  I know that I will be able to do that someday, I just can’t afford to do it YET.

The word “yet” in no way guaranteed a better financial future, but it certainly set the stage for success.  It worked for me and will work for you too!

Starting today, anytime you think or speak of something you can’t do, can’t buy or can’t afford, make sure to add the word ”yet” and immediately begin to envision in great detail exactly what it is that you WILL have someday, WILL buy someday and WILL be able to afford someday.

Be Unstoppable!

Mike