"'Let me tell you what I think,' I began. 'I have a belief in my head that says the more money I spend, the more money I receive. So when I spend six hundred dollars, I start looking for the six thousand dollars coming around the corner.'
'But you can use that money for other things, like feeding people,' the skeptic said.
'That's a comment from a scarcity mind,' I said. 'I believe you can help feed people and spend six hundred dollars on a lighter. The only limits are self-created ones.'
By now you can see why I asked you how it felt to hear about my lighter. It was simply a way to hold up a mirror to your own beliefs. That shiny gold lighter reflects your money IQ.
If you like your beliefs, keep them.
If you don't, consider taking on new ones."
Thursday, August 17, 2006
Money and Perspective
Beyond Marketing: What does the Gold Plated Cigar Lighter Mean? or, Your Money Test: Part Two:
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