Lewis HowesYour Personal 24/7 Greatness Coach

How To Manifest A Space For Money to Flow

10 Mar 2024 · 1 min

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In this motivational monologue, the speaker argues that inner peace and self‑connection are far more valuable than money, positioning them as the true highest vibration and primary asset. He critiques the common mindset that elevates money above personal well‑being and points out how unconscious negative beliefs about money (e.g., "you're never enough," "money is the root of all evil") block financial flow. To shift this perception, he proposes a vivid visualization: imagine money on a date with you, and notice that you would reject a partner who constantly tells you you are insufficient. By recognizing that you would not stay with such a partner, you see that the same negative narrative applied to money prevents it from showing up in your life. The speaker urges listeners to consciously re‑frame their relationship with money, cultivate inner peace, and thereby create a mental space where money can flow more freely.

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Do you understand how much more valuable you are than money? There's millionaire achievers that go to Buddhist monks all the time. Why is that? Because the highest thing we have, the number one asset we have, is our connection to ourself. Most of us think it's money. So we make that the highest vibration, but it's not. Inner peace. It's inner peace. It's this moment. You know, the best things in life are free is a very cliche sentence, but it's true. And that's true, but also we only pay attention to what we invest in financially. I offer people to think about how they think about money, like think about how unconsciously you think about it, like you're never enough, you're the root of all evil, whatever. Now picture that you're money on a date with you. And if you were on a date with a person who says you're never enough, you're the root of all evil, you'd never want to be there. So how could money show up if that's how you see it? Because you wouldn't stay with someone on a date that said you're never enough.