Ash ExantusChief Financial Educator, Ash Cash Enterprises · Financial Empowerment Leader | Public Affairs Strategist | Media Executive | Advocate for Economic Equity & Financial Literacy | Champion for Formerly Incarcerated Communities

Money, relationships, and opportunities are supposed to circulate 🔄

20 Aug 2023 · 1 min

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In this motivational monologue, the speaker condemns a scarcity or "lack" mentality that fuels competition and hoarding, arguing that money, relationships, and opportunities are meant to flow freely. He emphasizes that each individual is unique—citing "Ash Cash" as an irreplaceable example—and warns against being intimidated by others like "Ryan." The speaker invokes a divine promise, urging listeners to act as vessels rather than block their own blessings, suggesting that even those who appear financially successful can feel broke if they cling to scarcity. The overall message encourages an abundance mindset, circulation of resources, and confidence rooted in spiritual belief.

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Because competition is lack mentality. Right. Competition is, oh my God, there's not enough for all of us, so let me hold on to all of this right now. When that's not even the case, right? Money's supposed to circulate, relationships are supposed to circulate, opportunities are supposed to circulate. There's one of me, I don't care who you are. There is one Ash Cash, there will never be another. So, dare me to be afraid, be intimidated by Ryan. I wish I would, no, that's disrespectful to me. To think that anything that somebody else has could stop me from what God promised me though. A lot of people who think in lack mentality, who are not trying to be helpful, be a vessel, they're blocking their blessing. And so, they have a million dollars, but you're broke.