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hotwired · 01-15-2007, 10:34 AM

Steve definitely did his job on this one. My thought process went into overdrive. I've been drowning myself in every book about the LoA lately. I'm indepndently wealthy already so I can view this from another angle. What I am struggling with is "reconciling". That is, reconciling the "belief" that "becoming a millionaire requires hard work" (and all related thoughts that go with the article) with "If you intend and don't resist, your intention will come to you quickly. 1 million is no harder for the universe to deliver than $5.00". Any thoughts on this? Steve writes about living congruently as well as how valuable the ability to hold "different beliefs" concurrently is. This is something I wish to learn more about, and would like to start with this one!

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hotwired Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 100	"hard work" vs. "easy relaxed manner" Steve definitely did his job on this one. My thought process went into overdrive. I've been drowning myself in every book about the LoA lately. I'm indepndently wealthy already so I can view this from another angle. What I am struggling with is "reconciling". That is, reconciling the "belief" that "becoming a millionaire requires hard work" (and all related thoughts that go with the article) with "If you intend and don't resist, your intention will come to you quickly. 1 million is no harder for the universe to deliver than $5.00". Any thoughts on this? Steve writes about living congruently as well as how valuable the ability to hold "different beliefs" concurrently is. This is something I wish to learn more about, and would like to start with this one!