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Originally Posted by impaul99  This is typically what people do when they aren't specific enough with their intentions. This is why a lot of people who first start using LoA end up going into debt...it's the easiest way to get what they want, and the Universe is efficient, so it always provides in the easiest way. |
You know, I read this when you first posted it, but didn't get hit by this sentence until today.
This is EXACTLY what happened to me. My work temporarily dried up, and the last year has been spent living mostly off credit (yes, I did apply for several regular jobs, got none). I've tried phrasing intentions with "my OWN money," but that hasn't done much (at least not much that's been obvious).
How do we switch this around? How do we get clear that we want money that doesn't lead to debt? Keep in mind I'm talking about money that will be used for living expenses, etc., so it's not a thing, like a car, that I can substitute. I'm also independent, so having my rent taken care of by moving back in with family is unwelcome (not to mention somewhat impossible).