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MoneyAddyct · 02-09-2007, 09:06 PM

I've been reading about the Million Dollar Experiment for a few days now but only since last night did I decide to start saying and visualizing the intention. (I wanted to learn more about intentions and other loa-related items before I committed myself to the $1M experiment.) Well today I went to the bank to deposit a check into my account so I could purchase something online (that is actually in relation to starting up a little project that could get me some money) and the bank teller informed me of a new service that Bank of America provides. It's called "Keep The Change" and it involves this: Every time I use my debit card, the amount I spend is rounded up to the next whole dollar and the rounded portion is put into a savings account. For example, if I spent $2.25 and $13.30 on a particular day, then $1.40 (75 cents from the 2.25 transaction and 70 cents from the 13.30 transaction) will be placed in my savings account. As soon as I was told of this new service I immediately thought it was an alpha reflection of my intention to come into $1,000,000 (of course in its own time.)

What do you guys think?

02-09-2007, 09:06 PM	#1 (permalink)
MoneyAddyct Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 30	Is this my alpha reflection? I've been reading about the Million Dollar Experiment for a few days now but only since last night did I decide to start saying and visualizing the intention. (I wanted to learn more about intentions and other loa-related items before I committed myself to the $1M experiment.) Well today I went to the bank to deposit a check into my account so I could purchase something online (that is actually in relation to starting up a little project that could get me some money) and the bank teller informed me of a new service that Bank of America provides. It's called "Keep The Change" and it involves this: Every time I use my debit card, the amount I spend is rounded up to the next whole dollar and the rounded portion is put into a savings account. For example, if I spent $2.25 and $13.30 on a particular day, then $1.40 (75 cents from the 2.25 transaction and 70 cents from the 13.30 transaction) will be placed in my savings account. As soon as I was told of this new service I immediately thought it was an alpha reflection of my intention to come into $1,000,000 (of course in its own time.) What do you guys think?