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Originally Posted by James Fletcher  I've found that it is just as much an ingrained belief in some different parts that the wealthy are greedy and that they don't deserve what they have, regardless of how they came to acquire it. |
I don't know how every single individual makes their money so it would be unfair of me to judge a person only by her or his pocketbook. However, I've seen a
lot of shady dealing, reprehensible behaviour, murder and war all done in the name of profit. All fed to me by a media that relies on continued fear and cynicism for maximizing its own profits.
I've grown weary of the wealthy, honestly speaking. I'm sure that unconsciously affects how I interact with them. It's one of my limiting beliefs. There's a part of me that holds back, career-wise, and I know this has something to do with it.
I'm sharing because I went through a ''pipe dream'' phase. I discovered the Zeitgeist movement. I feel somewhat embarrassed to admit it but I was holding on to extremely improbable dreams. Those dreams slowed down my ambitions as well since a part of me feared the
concept of money itself.
Today I'm trying to make peace with money and profit. I'm questioning myself on how to make a profit and keep my integrity. Questioning my concept of integrity itself. Seems the most sensible approach to me right now.
TL;DR You're right James. I'm living proof!