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Originally Posted by Keith  I understand that a scarcity mentality leads to fear which leads to reticence to take action = bad.
But how do you reconcile that with application of limited financial resources?
You can't just spend money like it's going out of style and leave yourself unable to pay the bills. Or is that assumption itself scarcity thinking?
Can someone please clarify how responsible financial management gels with abundance thinking?
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The problem is in your assumption. You are assuming that the abundance mentality and financial responsibility are mutually exclusive.
They are not.
Manifesting abundant amounts of resources (including money) takes an indeterminable amount of time.
HAVING and abundance MENTALITY simply means that you *KNOW* and you FEEL that there is PLENTY of money out there waiting to be harvested by you.
Think of it as fishing. You can have an idea of how to fish but you may not start off with much gear to begin with. So you may not rush out and get a bunch of gear, However, you still know you can fish and you still know there are lots of fish to catch.
As you catch more and get better and better at it, then you can buy more gear.
The same is true with money or ANYTHING you do. Its the whole think and grow rich mentality. You build over time.
An artist may start out with a shitty set of paints, but it doesn't matter because he's working on developing the SKILL of making his art more abundant and more beautiful. As he gets better and better then he can afford more supplies.
The actions you take in spending your money have very little to do with how much money you actually ATTRACT into your life.
Its how much you MAKE and KEEP that matters more than how much you spend. Still, if your CURRENT REALITY is such that you have little to work with, focus on spending INTELLIGENTLY while you attract & build more and more money.
Gratitude is key here.