Do you have champagne tastes and a beer budget? Do you dream of living large but your finances make you live small? There are secrets to live large even when you think you can't and...by living large, you can attract more of the larger things in life.
By now, most of you have heard of The Law of Attraction. Without getting into too much detail, you know that what you focus on expands.
Therefore, if you want the LARGE LIFE, you need to add some things to your current life to put you in alignment with what you want.
If you want to make a million dollars and have your plans in place but your heart isn't there or you feel guilty for wanting, you won't attract what you want. However, you can do this one simple thing to get the universal ball rolling...
The secret is this - TREAT YOURSELF. It's that simple - if you treat yourself and think you're worth it, you'll have more opportunities to treat yourself even more.
I treated my hubby and I to a five star hotel and a bottle of Dom Perrignon because that's what I want to see more of in my life. I kept the fancy Dom Perrignon box in my office so it can remind me of what I can look forward to attracting.
What do you do if you can't afford a five star hotel and fancy champagne? Think rich but do it afordably. Here are some ways:
1. Book a spa treatment: once a month book a fancy treatment to show you deserve it.
2. Buy the best of a food: top quality champagne, fine steaks, lobster, treat yourself to a fancy food.
3. Take a day off: take a day and do something fun and frivilous just for you.
4. Book a vacation: escape the duldrums and have some fun. (you can book a budget holiday)
5. Test drive a new car: Take a spin in a car you'd love, take a picture of yourself in it and imagine what it would take to make your dream car be in your life.
6. Real Estate: check out the multi-million dollar homes and estates. Figure out what features you like about the places. Is it space, the architecture, privacy, etc?
7. Magazines: subscribe or buy magazines that focus on things you desire. ex. a racecar, a horse, etc.
8. A Vision Board: get pictures, words and images that reflect what you want in your life. Cut and paste them to a board and study it every day.
Lastly, and most importantly, hang out with people who live the life you'd like to have. Since experts say your income is the average of the five people you hang out with most, you might like to "up" your ante and network with new and exciting people.
Living Large When Your Pocketbook Isn't - To learn more about this author, visit Lisa Rickwood's Website.
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Lisa Rickwood
(Visit Lisa's Website)
After an employee passed away from a heart
attack at her store, Lisa decided life was
too short and it was time to slow down and
enjoy every day.
Lisa Rickwood is a small business owner
and coach, visual artist, wife, mother and
the author of Escape the Pace: 100 Fun and
Easy Ways To Slow Down and Enjoy Your
Life.
She is also the co-author of: Power &
Soul: 42 Successful Entrepreneurs Share
their Secrets for Creating the Business
and Life of their Dreams. This book was
endorsed by Mark Victor Hansen.
She's appeared in numerous newspapers
across North America, was interviewed by
U.S. Magazine, First For Women, and is a
regular contributor to Woman's World
magazine. She also writes for North
American magazines and on-line
publications.
Lisa, "The Business Stress Buster," helps
business owners and entrepreneurs gain at
least an hour of time a day, make at least
10% more money, and do more of what they
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