Transcript of a short interview with Ajit Nawalkha about attracting money and creating abundance. Covers common myths (e.g., 'you can save your way to wealth'), spiritual principles around compensation and guilt about wealth, and introduces a set of practices ('three L's') used by wealthy people.
We live in infinite abundance. Everybody can be very wealthy and very rich and very comfortable in their lives, but we don't operate from that belief.
What are the common myths about creating abundance?
First of them is that you can save to become wealthy. You can save your way to wealth. It just takes a long time. There are more millionaires who stayed in jobs than people who became entrepreneurs.
What are some of the hardest spiritual principles to accept when creating money in one's life?
That you're always fairly compensated. People go, no, that's not true. I'm working so much harder, I should be making more money. And what I have learned to recognize is what.
Advice would you give to people who feel guilty or conflicted about their desire for wealth?
You gotta ask yourself, are.
Rich people just lucky?
It's actually not true at all. It's just they have a really good set of practices that they have around the first set of practices, what I call three L's. First L is.