Even if you are not a Christian, you would have at least heard of the Christians' belief of how the world was created.
God didn't pay any construction workers, or wave any magical wand.
All he did was to speak words; for example, "let there be light", and there was light.
That shows you how powerful the words that come out of your mouth are.
What ever you say has a force of its own, and it goes a long way to determine what you get in life.
A lot of people doom themselves with what they say, and they do not even realize it.
If you have been brought up to believe some things are impossible, this has, through the years, programmed your brain with the notion that some things can't be done; thereby handicapping your brain capacity.
If you believe you can not own a car worth $100,000, then nothing will put you in the line of being able to afford that car.
I am not saying you should become ostentatious with your spending, but just stop limiting yourself.
Even if you do not feel you should buy something like that, you can just say "I can afford it, but I don't need it right now.
" That is a better way to look at it, without thinking small.
There have been a lot of times when I kept saying something repeatedly and the things ended up being a reality in my life.
Like I would say I would buy this and that, and with time, the money would come along one way or the other; that is because I believed I could get it.
Another thing your words do is to gradually make you believe what you continuously say.
When you say words long enough, even if you did not believe that you could actually get the things when you first said it, with time, you start to convince yourself that you can actually get those things.
One thing you need to stop doing is saying negative things to yourself, because they will come to pass.
Saying things like "I would never be as rich as that", or "I can't afford that car", or "I can't afford that house".
I have programmed myself never to say words like that, and even typing them right now makes me feel bad.
They are killers, and if you didn't know, you are worth more than you think you are; you have just been killing your potentials with the words that you utter out of your mouth all this while.
Starting from this moment, write a list of positive affirmations in order to change the way you think.
When you succeed in changing the way you think, what you say would also change in the process.
You can start by saying "I can afford it", when you see things that you think are out of your reach.
By so doing, you would re-wire your brain to think in possibilities, and you would subconsciously start to think your way into circumstances that would materialize all your positive thoughts.
God didn't pay any construction workers, or wave any magical wand.
All he did was to speak words; for example, "let there be light", and there was light.
That shows you how powerful the words that come out of your mouth are.
What ever you say has a force of its own, and it goes a long way to determine what you get in life.
A lot of people doom themselves with what they say, and they do not even realize it.
If you have been brought up to believe some things are impossible, this has, through the years, programmed your brain with the notion that some things can't be done; thereby handicapping your brain capacity.
If you believe you can not own a car worth $100,000, then nothing will put you in the line of being able to afford that car.
I am not saying you should become ostentatious with your spending, but just stop limiting yourself.
Even if you do not feel you should buy something like that, you can just say "I can afford it, but I don't need it right now.
" That is a better way to look at it, without thinking small.
There have been a lot of times when I kept saying something repeatedly and the things ended up being a reality in my life.
Like I would say I would buy this and that, and with time, the money would come along one way or the other; that is because I believed I could get it.
Another thing your words do is to gradually make you believe what you continuously say.
When you say words long enough, even if you did not believe that you could actually get the things when you first said it, with time, you start to convince yourself that you can actually get those things.
One thing you need to stop doing is saying negative things to yourself, because they will come to pass.
Saying things like "I would never be as rich as that", or "I can't afford that car", or "I can't afford that house".
I have programmed myself never to say words like that, and even typing them right now makes me feel bad.
They are killers, and if you didn't know, you are worth more than you think you are; you have just been killing your potentials with the words that you utter out of your mouth all this while.
Starting from this moment, write a list of positive affirmations in order to change the way you think.
When you succeed in changing the way you think, what you say would also change in the process.
You can start by saying "I can afford it", when you see things that you think are out of your reach.
By so doing, you would re-wire your brain to think in possibilities, and you would subconsciously start to think your way into circumstances that would materialize all your positive thoughts.