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Originally Posted by Steve Pavlina  @impaul: That's supposed to happen. 
I can create the same effect within my own biz too. All I need to do is shift my attention to trying to make money. My income drops or stagnates when I do that. But when I focus on doing what I love and on creating and sharing value with others, my income goes up.
The reason this happens is that when you treat money as a power source, you disempower yourself. That lowers your vibration and pulls you out of sync with abundance.
Withdraw your power back into yourself, realize that the flow of money is an effect and not a cause, regain the vibration of abundance, and follow the path with a heart. Then the money will start flowing again.
You cannot experience abundance if you regard money as a power source. |
I think what happened is that for the first 9 months (since Jan) I was doing what I love so my income was starting to grow. However, I think I've outgrown even doing that now and it's time for me to move into doing even bigger things but I haven't fully figured out what that is yet.
I've been trying to figure out how to provide value in an even bigger way, like a MUCH bigger way, now that I've got the confidence from the last 9 months, but since "the path" hasn't been presenting itself to me yet I was thinking to take on some "side projects" for a while until it presents itself.
It seems it was a mistake to do that though, because it's pulling me out of my previous vibration.
The challenge I'm running into I think is that my next big step is to create something that's never been created before, whereas previously I've modeled the success of others. It's the same thing as when you started your PD Blog, I mean there wasn't any other PD Blogs making $5k/m, let alone $40k/m (at least that I'm aware of) at the time.
You kind of pioneered a new thing, you didn't copy a "formula" of something that was already created.
Providing value to people on a large scale is not as simple as it seems. I think where I provide most value is working with those who help people, not directly working with people themselves. For example, helping a local natural wellness clinic connect with more local customers to help them take preventative measures to improve their health instead of getting screwed by pharmaceuticals. I have several other projects on the go right now with "lightworker" type people who are helping others but they don't understand the Internet well enough to fully leverage it.
I just don't know how to take this large scale. Maybe I should design a course for lightworkers on how to use the Internet to build a local client base? There's gotta be a crapload of psychics, Reiki practitioners, wellness clinics etc., all who provide great value to their clients but who have no clue what they're doing on the Internet.
Hmmmm....