I did not grow up rich. Money was not completely missing either. Maybe you were the same. I 
did not grow up poor and destitute. I did not miss any meals. I was the oldest and I wished I had hand me down clothes. I never paid any attention to the latest new thing and I have sisters that did. I heard a lot of talk about money when I was growing up too. Mostly from grownups who said things like:
– Money does not grow on trees.
– The love of money is the root of all evil.
– We might not be wealthy but at least we are honest.
– Maybe it is God’s will for me not to have money.
You can probably add a few I have not heard before too.
In fact, here is one that we have all learned. How do I know? Because it is a constant theme in every movie, TV show and book you read, rich people are evil, mean, nasty and unethical.
Think about it!
Who is the bad guy in Harry Potter? The rich kid, and his rich dad.
Who is the bad guy in Superman? The rich guy, Lex Luthor.
Who is the bad guy in Spiderman? The rich industrialist.
And who is the good guy in these stories? It is always an orphan.
• Always someone who was mistreated.
• Always someone who thinks money is unimportant or unnecessary.
Review the movie Titanic: the only “good guys” in that movie were the poor, broke people down in third class. Who were the rich people? The stupid, shallow, rich people were all up on first class arguing about whether to have mint sauce on their lamb chops.
Fact: The belief that money is bad and that being broke is somehow “better” is how we are conditioned! The teaching, the preaching, the programming is day after day, year after year.
Why am I am sharing this with you? Your mind is better than any computer. It records everything! Since you and I were born, our brain has been soaking up all these opinions about money and wealth. Even though they are false, they prevent you from being wealthy until you deal with them.
If your goal is to be an honest, ethical, loving, caring and generous person and you believe that having money will make you evil, mean, nasty and greedy your mind will not let you take actions that might increase your income. You will sabotage yourself every time! You will not even know it is happening. You have experienced this.
Here is an example.
Picture yourself sitting at a stoplight and a beautiful Mercedes 600 pulls up beside you, a $250,000 automobile. What is your first reaction?
If your first response, seeing a person sitting in a car, is automatically, label them as a mean, evil nasty person, what does that say about your attitude about money?
Mine is, “Wow, look at that car! What an amazing vehicle! It is amazing that such a thing exists! I bet that is an incredible thing to drive!”
Here is another example.
You are looking for a way to create more income. You want a better life for your family. You start 
looking for ways to do that. You find one. You find an opportunity where people are making money and where they are having fun doing it! It is an opportunity to break away from the tourists, consumers and naysayers. You can start living the life you deserve. Nevertheless, rather than jump in, you start saying things like:
“Hmm, it sounds too good to be true.”
“If it’s so good, why haven’t I heard of it before?”
“I don’t know, if I made that kind of money, I wouldn’t know what to do about the taxes.”
“I don’t know but this looks like something I’ve never done before.”
In an instant, without even realizing you are doing it, you sabotage yourself and push away the very opportunity you are looking for. People go their entire lives in this cycle of “almost breaking away” before being sucked back in.
It is tragic. It is the story of poverty. It is the story of mediocrity.
Here is the solution if you want to begin living the life you deserve. You have to make friends with money. You have to stop fighting against the very thing you are trying to get. You have to be willing to see that money flows all around you. You only need to find out where the money is going and get in front of it.
You have to realize that money is not good or bad. It is neutral. What you do with money is what makes a difference. You must get rid of all the negative programming first. You have to give yourself permission to be wealthy.
Be a millionaire before the $1,000,000! Will you give yourself permission? Can you give yourself permission? Is that all right with you? We will show you how to start earning this month. Will you take it? It is yours free. First, you have to turn your back on your old way of thinking about money and make friends with money.
it is one way of staying stuck. Some want you to share it from the rooftops for everyone and others want you to keep it to yourself and grow it without the naysayers. I say find what works for you. Have a dream, play in it every day and then go to work.
The other challenge is many of us tend to collect people from the ‘stands’ and even from the ‘court’ who do ‘not’ like something… results, attitude, etc…that we be, do or have. Agreeing with them produces more of what they don’t like in my experience and disagreeing with them, resisting them keeps it in place too. Some people are powerful enough that what they don’t like hangs on forever. What is the solution? First, we have to recognize the game in play.
Spend no energy on its not. Quit playing the game ‘[xxxx] must win.’ Yes, I am writing about moving mountains.
The *difference is not intelligence.
*Get Rich Quick (actually believes that companies would SELL Get Rich Quick formulas… that work Hello? Would YOU sell a “money machine”?)
READY-FIRE-AIM puts you into action much quicker and the standard READY-AIM-FIRE has worked for millennia. 
