always assume abundance, not scarcity

My life is getting more abundant all the time.

I live in an absolutely abundant world!

this goal is really a secularized version of having faith

I’m looking for a cheap house to buy, not too bad of shape, fix it and sell it quick at below the going retail value.

To assume abundance in this case means I find several houses that fit this description, an easy to locate rehabber, inspector, homebuyer and others. Since there’s abundance, there will be some competition here. More than one person will want my rehabbed house.

This will work.

I have such a hard time with this goal. I occasionally feel like I’ve got it.. and then, no.. just out of reach.

scarcity.

this goal is not easy.

amazing, interesting, inspiring women (too many to list) & also some cool guys too, but for me, the one person who really embodies the concept of abundance is nonnacookbooker.

When she works together with Mother Nature, not only does she have everything that she needs (a HUGE amount of fruits & vegetables & beautiful flowers), she has a huge surplus.. enough to give away to all of her neighbors. She inspires me to think a little differently: expecting abundance instead of scarcity & thinking about how I can also work with Mother Nature/the Universe/God. :)

In the past, when I would see expensive cars, I would feel envious/jealous & think “that person must be a jerk” or “that woman probably married for money”.. how horrible that I would make a judgement like that! and the fact that I would attach negativity to money – that’s not good.

but now, when I’m driving around & see expensive cars, I see it as a symbol of abundance. Something that is also possible for me. :)

It’s one of my harder goals, but I think it is extremely important for me to work on – choosing ‘feast’ over ‘famine’.

I think I’m better about it. I guess I’m a little scared to assume abundance in terms of money, because then maybe I won’t save any of it.