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Originally Posted by Rose of Cairo

Cool

I just saw Byron Katie applying The Work to the belief "I need more money", maybe you'd want to look into it?

It's here: The Work of Byron Katie

Thanks for the link.

I've also often heard of Busting loose from the money game. It's said to be excellent. I haven't read it yet, but ordered it from Amazon. Should arrive in August

Cool!

Originally Posted by Angela

We will have a LOT to talk about, Rose!

Hopefully you guys talk about it on the forum so I can get to learn from the insights you guys share

Originally Posted by Rose of Cairo

Oh about financial beliefs, I forgot one more great resource: Marc Allen. I love this one: Amazon.com: The Type-Z Guide to Success: A Lazy Person's Manifesto to Wealth and Fulfillment: Marc Allen: Books

Read it a year and a half ago, loved it! I might re-read it now with the increased awareness I have about intention manifestation - I think it was really the first book I read on the subject.

Originally Posted by uberinquisitive

I would suggest the following beliefs:

If I'm in debt and broke, there are millions of ways I could get out of debt. However, I CHOOSE to get out of debt by working on what I love.

Working on what I love is the most fun and fulfilling way for financial abundance to come into my life.

Thanks Uber! That's true, I may be locking myself for thinking the only way I can get myself out of debt is if I'm doing what I love. I had written it that way at the time in a way to "force" me to work on what I love. However, I see now writing it this way does block me from accepting other ways of getting out of debt- such as by intention-manifestation, by winning the lottery, etc. So I'll rewrite them to be more open.

Originally Posted by wellbeing

As you go through the process of creating new money beliefs, I am curious how the words "I'm in debt and broke" help your new beliefs. Perhaps this might be a good opportunity to examine them further?

Hmmmm, you mean, how I use it to mean I'm in debt and broke? That it may hinder my progress if I believe in that? Well, I'm not in debt right now (since October of last year - for the first time in 6-7 years...!), and I'm not broke because I've got some money saved up. So I don't believe I'm in debt and broke, so I was using the "if" in the belief statement. I have however been very fearful though of returning to being broke and in debt, tremendously fearful and scared of it because I spent 6-7 years being broke and in debt and I never want to return to that way of being. However, I see that the bad beliefs I had about finances really helped me to stay in debt and broke for so long. So perhaps if I fix my bad beliefs about finances, not only will it help me stay out of debt, but perhaps I won't fear becoming broke and in debt again.