Sacred Success: A Course in Financial Miracles

The days where I’ve put my work, relationships, money, whatever, before my ~ing are days that life stops flowing.

I’ve since found guidance to reframe how I think about money from Ramit Sethi, an entrepreneur who helps people with personal finances. He asks a great question: “What is your rich life?” The purpose of this question is to stop you from looking at money as an accountant and looking at it as something that might help you live your ideal life. Over t

Conventionally, we approach life from the having and doing domains, rather than from the being domain, as the lower arrow in the diagram indicates. But true power can only arise in reversing this order, because it is in this direction that the universe flows.

Recently, she left her nine-to-five job to start a new business. The move shifted the balance of financial power in her relationship, which proved to be a problem. “I found myself having to ask him for money and explain to him exactly what it was to be used for—experiences that left me feeling sheepish and disempowered,” she says. “As time passed,