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poverty

F*ck Poverty!!!

Reverend Charles Fillmore shocked the religious community of his day when he stated it is a sin to be poor.  If this is your first time hearing it, the statement might still shock you. But if we explore the true definition of sin, you will have a better understanding of why Fillmore made that declaration.
rites of passage

The Prosperity Rite of Passage

It’s no sin to be born poor. However, it’s certainly a sin to stay poor. This isn’t said to be smug or judgmental, but to reflect one of the most insidious aspects of both poverty and poverty consciousness: How your current situation can perpetuate a similar outcome in the future.
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You’re Surrounded by Prosperity

When you’re dealing with disease, poverty, or lack, it’s convenient to think that prosperity has disappeared or abandoned you.  But like the sun, prosperity doesn’t disappear, we just sometimes turn away or fail to notice it. 

Poverty Is an Illusion

In every era of history (arguably each generation), humankind has thought of itself as at a historic turning point. Since we have evolved steadily over the centuries, in some sense this belief is true.
poverty consciousness

Kill Your Poverty Consciousness

f course, I’m talking about poverty consciousness, and how your beliefs about money and wealth can impact, alter, or even sabotage everything you do in terms of developing your net worth.
spirituality

Poverty is a Sin!

Somoen you know is a professional victim. (Hopefully it’s not you.) Maybe you know a few. Professional victims have drama and trauma “happen” to them constantly. The hurricane blows their roof off, the company they work for goes bust, they get a bad medical diagnosis, their lover cheats on them, their dog dies, and a meteorite lands on their pool deck. Then, next week, the dynamic repeats all over again.
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Creating a More Prosperous World…

You’re probably proud of what you’ve accomplished in life. I am too. I worked hard for what I’ve got and still work my ass off every day. I don’t live in entitlement but try my best to add value for the blessings I receive every day. Hopefully you feel the same way. So, let’s continue our discussion from the last post, about the gifts we have been blessed with, and the responsibilities that come with them.

Bad Beliefs About Money and Poverty

The moment that Lancy licked my face – my world was changed forever...