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Originally Posted by G. Gekko  Wasn't he trying to attract $100,000 in a year at first and got over $90,000? Then he asked his wife, "Gee if it works for $100,000, would it work for $1,000,000?" Then he goes on to say that his publisher drew a smiley face on the check for the "Chicken Soup" series, because it was the first million dollar check he's ever written. |
You're probably right, I haven't seen it in a while. But my point still stands. Even though he didn't get the exact amount of money, he still believed the LoA was working.
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Originally Posted by G. Gekko And didn't Joe Vitale give an example intention along the lines of, "I would like $25,000 of unexpected income within the next 30 days." How do you work hard for "unexptected" income? |
"Mr. Vitale? Yes, this is Mr. Management Guy from Anycorp. We're planning a 3 day retreat for our senior executives, a group of about 15 people. We'd like you to come and speak for the 3 days. We're prepared to offer you $25,000 and pay all expenses."
Can someone hold an intention for a sum of money and get it by winning the lottery, the death of some wealthy distant relative, or some other random means that requires no labor? Abso-freakin-lutely!
But do you really think that's the basket for all one's eggs?