Get Rich, Lucky Bitch: Release Your Money Blocks and Live a First-Class Life

Expect good fortune Expect good things to happen to you, keep going in the face of failure, and tell yourself that you’re a lucky person.

You might intellectually think that you want to be rich, but your underlying story will create a conflicting self-fulfilling prophecy for you. It will be hard, lonely, and painful if you believe it will be.

Sometimes I’ll follow someone crazy and ostentatious to see what emotions it brings up for me, so I can clear the triggers.

acclimatize to being richer.

I love celebrating and “anchoring in” successful experiences; and I believe that part of the reason my income has increased quickly is because I’ve celebrated every milestone. When you applaud yourself for every success, you anchor that experience into your subconscious, and you attract even more success.

The most important points I remember were about: Eye contact Giving compliments Mirroring people

I’m so lucky! Thanks, Universe, for taking care of me. Wow, another coin in the street – woo-hoo! An unexpected bill? This must be a message from the Universe to pay attention. Thanks! Good things happen to me every day.

the reluctance to take vague goals to the next level of specificity often comes from the fact that some goals sound nice in our heads, but feel like a drag in reality. Ask yourself how willing you are to make it happen in the real world.

When you put rich people on a pedestal, it’s tempting to think that if only you had their exact traits, you could emulate their success.