Abundance Mindset Is About More Than Money
Some people equate financial success with abundance. Having enough money is a significant part of abundance, but there’s SO much more to it.
Abundance is a mindset and a belief system. It’s a way of viewing the world, the people in it, and especially yourself. It is about taking action and positioning yourself to receive, believing the universe will provide everything that you need, as you need it.
You can be wealthy and be alone. You can have money and be in poor health. You can be financially successful and be miserable. You can be the wealthiest person in the world and still not experience abundance.
Consider these ideas and experience abundance in your life:
Abundance is an attitude. Money is money, but abundance is a mindset. It’s a decision to believe that you can have whatever you need, in the quantities you need it. It’s the belief that there is always enough.
It means having an excess of important resources. True abundance isn’t just about money. It’s about having enough of all of the necessary resources in your life including free time, love, laughter, growth opportunities, community, and much more.
Abundance is the belief that there is truly enough for everyone. Those obsessed with wealth are often competitive and believe that there’s only a finite amount of wealth to be divided among everyone. Abundance is the belief that there’s enough for everyone.
You will find the practice of this mindset will create a greater impact on your happiness than wealth. In fact, with out this outlook it is unlikely to experience true happiness. Great wealth is no more likely to make you happy than a decent middle-class income. There’s research to support this idea. You can’t make yourself happier by accumulating great wealth.
The practice of abundance avoids attachment because it realizes there is no reason to hold on tightly to what you have if you believe there will always be enough… now and in the future. With an abundance mindset, you feel comfortable allowing everything to flow into and out of your life.
This mindset allows you to dream bigger. Abundance allows for the biggest of dreams to become a possibility in your mind. Money provides opportunities, but only for those things you can afford. Abundance takes the possibilities in your life to another level.
Living in abundance also avoids resentment. When you realize there is no reason to be jealous or resentful of someone else’s success you are free to enjoy and celebrate others and know that it is good for all.
Those with an abundant mindset are grateful. You cannot experience abundance unless you understand that gratitude creates the possibility of receiving even more in the future. How grateful are you right now?
When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it.
This mindset leads to positive expectations. When you believe in abundance, you are positive about the future. You expect good things to happen and to continue happening.
How much abundance do you have in your life?
How would you measure abundance?
What does abundance mean to you?
Resist the urge to believe that all of your challenges will be solved with money. Once your money issues are solved, you have a whole new set of problems to deal with. You just couldn’t see them before.
For example, you don’t care too much about your unreliable car if you’re in the process of drowning in the lake. You don’t see your loneliness as a problem if you’re struggling to buy food each month. Money solves certain challenges, but there are more challenges waiting for you.
Abundance can solve far more challenges than money. Seek abundance in all forms. This is much more powerful than just a large bank account.
