When Times Get Rough, Focus on ABUNDANCE!

Andy Neary argues that during tough times, an abundance mindset beats scarcity thinking. He suggests supporting local businesses, spending time with kids, tackling postponed projects, and giving to others as concrete ways to shift your focus.
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All right, I want to use today's video to provide a shot of encouragement. I know there's a lot of people out there right now making the rah rah videos, but we need the positive vibe, we need the optimism. And if you haven't caught yourself in the past couple days sitting there going, what is going on? You're fooling yourself. It's scary times, as we look at one access point after another get closed down. And so now is the time that you have to over index on abundance. You have to remember, we still live in a very abundant world. And no matter how bad the situation is for you right now, somebody on this planet has it a lot worse than you. Now is not the time to take your possessions, your money, everything you own and hoard it. Because if you think, lack, if you think scarcity, that is what you are going to get. But if you focus on abundance, when we make it through this, which we will, you're going to be in a lot better position than if you think scarcity, lack or what you could potentially lose. So here's my advice. Today, it's Friday. Take the time to stop by a local business if you can and spend money on them, support them. They need your help too. Take the time to teach your kids, spend quality time with them. Work on projects you haven't got to yet. Put a smile on your face because that is what is going to get you through this. And you have to remember, at the end of the day, this is one world, one big community, all living on the same rock, floating in the sky. So we only get one chance. Put a smile on your face. We are going to make it through this. Give, share, love, smile. And I promise you, your world's going to be a hell of a lot better. Have a great weekend.
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