When I Used to Work for Money

When I used to work as a kid, I would receive my pay cheque like everyone else. The most dangerous part of that process is the invisible line in the sand, which is drawn inside one’s brain. I started to believe that everyone else had the money and for me to get that money, I had to work for them. I never understood that I could generate money by working for myself. I developed that skill as I grew older. Making money for yourself, out of thin air, is a magic skill that must be practiced like any skill but as you practice…… it becomes easier and easier.

As a young money magician I homed my skills to create money for myself. When you learn to create your own money, your life changes. When I was given money by someone else, in exchange for my labour…..I would also see the time away from work as “leisure” and “time to spend my money on stuff”. When I used to work for money, my day was broken up into “working for the money” and then “spending the money”. Eventually working for money got more and more difficult mentally and physically, so I would go into debt trying to buy anything to make me happier. It’s a cycle that many get caught in. The job was making me unhappy and the debt was the result of trying to deal with that unhappiness.

Now I create money for myself and basically find very creative ways to make that happen. My day is broken up into “being creative with making money” and “enjoying my life being healthy and happy”. I review key skills and resources for doing this for yourself in my upcoming seminar in September.

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