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Jay Shaw argues that instead of dwelling on lack, reframe bills and financial stress as signals of desire. Focus on alignment with what you want rather than the problem itself, since desire is what generates money, love, and business outcomes.
Jay Shaw argues that instead of dwelling on lack, reframe bills and financial stress as signals of desire. Focus on alignment with what you want rather than the problem itself, since desire is what generates money, love, and business outcomes.
As we go through life as humans, we're going to notice things that we don't like. That's part of the process. You see a bill that you can't pay, you feel the discomfort of it. You look at your bank account, you feel that tension. And in that moment, without even realizing it, you accidentally give birth to more desire. Desire for more ease, more overflow, desire for more than enough. But the problem is most people get hypnotized by the problem and not the desire that the problem helped them to create. They stare at the lack, they talk about the lack, they pray about the lack, and now their nervous system is tuned to the frequency of lack. But what if you flipped it? What if you stopped rehearsing what's wrong and got hypnotized by the vision that it activated? What if you let yourself become obsessed with the new desire, not from a place of lack, but from a place of alignment? You don't have to ignore reality. That's not what it's about. You just have to stop worshiping reality. Desire is divine. Follow it. Let it rewire you. That's where the money's at. That's where the love's at. That's where the business is. That's where everything that you want is at.
