Stop affirming abundance with words. The speaker paid his sister $10 via Apple Pay as a concrete act of generosity, arguing that small financial gestures signal to your subconscious that money is available to give. Your subconscious magnifies what you do: a drop of confidence becomes a gallon of confidence.
One of the things I always tell my clients, one of the things that I preach in night school, the strongest form of affirmation is behavior. The strongest form of affirmation is behavior. Okay? So instead of me saying, I am abundant, I am wealthy, I am abundant, I am wealthy, I'm gonna pick up this phone and I'm gonna Apple Pay my little sister $10. I'm gonna say, hey sis, coffee on big, on big bro this morning. My subconscious mind, which is my feminine mind, which is always watching, notices every every shift in my my subconscious mind. I'm gonna say, "Wait, we got money to give away." I'm gonna say, "Yeah, we got money to give away." My subconscious mind goes, "Oh, we must be a." Yeah, you got it. We must be abundant because what you got to understand about the subconscious mind is anything you give it is gonna multiply. If you give your subconscious mind a drop of doubt, it's gonna hand you back a gallon of doubt. If you give your subconscious mind a drop of confidence, it's gonna hand you back a gallon of confidence. So somebody might hear me say, I cash out my, I cash out my little sister $10. They say it's only $10. Now to my subconscious mind, think about it. So if $1,500 of play currency can alter how you feel, you don't think $10 of real currency can?
