What is the lifestyle you dream of? Does it mean not worrying about your bills, enjoying travel, or having the resources to raise a family? And, of course, all of this requires money, something far from my reach.
Or so that's how I looked at it...
I had to deal with my money beliefs and it was a long bridge to cross. Being a yoga teacher, I resigned myself that living meant being grateful for all that I have and being present in every moment. Definitely it did not entail wishing for something I didn't have. And that's the stance I took.
But when I really evaluated it, I was cutting myself off from abundance through old habits and beliefs. I grew up believing there was never enough money to go around and feeling its scarcity. As a yoga instructor, I felt guilt for taking money for helping people.
As I unraveled money's path in my life, it became clear that you can do what you love, help, people and make and abundant income without turning into the devil :)
My biggest realization: Doing what you love doesn't mean you should be poor. It's wise to be humble but you don't have to be poor.
I work with an amazing mentor, Liz, that guided me to this process as she helped me start my wellness business. Because I feel so strongly about this new-found peace with money, I'm reaching out to entrepreneurial minded people that are interested in having their dream wellness business.
If you want an abundant life, love health and wellness, and are looking to take the next step toward financial freedom, my 2011-2012 Wellness Business Mentoring Program may be for you.'
Visit my site and get all the details on how to apply!
And to end with a quote from Paramahansa Yogananada:
"The only value of money is to do good for the well-being and true happiness of self and others...those who share their good fortune attract wealth and abundance wherever they go."
My mentor, Liz