We all know about inspiration, the great feeling inside that drives one's desire to act towards achieving a certain goal. But what is the source of this inspiration? Why is it that we all know that we want to be millionaires, but the inspiration is only just temporary? Why is it that we all know we want to have <insert some form of personal wealth here>, but it just seems like we're not getting that true and divine sense of inspiration?
Let me tell you about where I think true inspiration comes from. I'd even go as far as saying that this is the very same inspiration that had driven Steve and Erin to pursue their careers and be successful in the process.
Ask yourself the following questions, and be truthful to yourself:
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Are you a blogger because you want to help people, or because you want to make money?
Are you starting a business to provide others with quality products, or to provide yourself with quality money?
If you currently own a business, who's entitled to the profits? Is it just you and/or the shareholders? Or is it evenly shared between you and the employees?
What makes you happier? Having an extra million dollars? or knowing that you've contributed towards the good of humanity and global abundance?
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Divine inspiration comes from wanting to selflessly serve the world and help bring about a golden age. It's comes from the desire of wanting to make a difference on the planet, and asking for nothing in return. Divine inspiration doesn't come from the ego's desires of wealth and fame, but from the soul's desires of selflessness and righteousness. It's essentially about being a
lightworker.
Note that you can still be selfless and wealthy at the same time, providing that wealth isn't the central focus, or in other words, being non-attached to wealth. (Steve and Erin being great examples).