Tony Camero has alluded to this in his post on this thread. Follow his name and watch a video intro.

There\’s a kind of money structural dynamic in play. Structures drive human behaviour and nothing affects behaviour like money does.

Money or cash is in short supply and the system creates huge inequities. The USA, the UK and most of the Western world have been forced into playing a game of money scarcity.

The apparent wealth over the past couple of decades is based on credit most of which is brought into existence as a loan against an asset. These assets are of the bricks and mortar type.

The asset bubble has burst with people losing their homes. Money is created as principle but must be paid back with compound interest which is not created as part of the original loan. This structural imbalance means that money is scarce and makes us competitive rather than co-operative.

Governments throughout the world force us to use their FIAT (faith based) currencies and then use inflation which is a form of taxation to help them pay back their multi trillion deficits.

Meanwhile the banking system remains as monopolised profit and socialised debt. Money making money does not and never has added any real value and yet that is the system we have in place.

These points are not based on beliefs but based on facts. Before getting too concerned about money psychology I wonder whether we should all get straight on money reality.

Regards

Steve

Tony Camero has alluded to this in his post on this thread. Follow his name and watch a video intro.

There’s a kind of money structural dynamic in play. Structures drive human behaviour and nothing affects behaviour like money does.

Money or cash is in short supply and the system creates huge inequities. The USA, the UK and most of the Western world have been forced into playing a game of money scarcity.

The apparent wealth over the past couple of decades is based on credit most of which is brought into existence as a loan against an asset. These assets are of the bricks and mortar type.

The asset bubble has burst with people losing their homes. Money is created as principle but must be paid back with compound interest which is not created as part of the original loan. This structural imbalance means that money is scarce and makes us competitive rather than co-operative.

Governments throughout the world force us to use their FIAT (faith based) currencies and then use inflation which is a form of taxation to help them pay back their multi trillion deficits.

Meanwhile the banking system remains as monopolised profit and socialised debt. Money making money does not and never has added any real value and yet that is the system we have in place.

These points are not based on beliefs but based on facts. Before getting too concerned about money psychology I wonder whether we should all get straight on money reality.

Regards

Steve

My <em>name is linked</em> to a documentary film trailer called:Money and Life in which my pet project is featured.

So thought provoking. NY Times Best Selling author of \"Confessions of an Economic Hitman\" also featured along with many of our advisors to the project.

Just for fun!

Thanks Glenn for all your great insight!
~Tony Camero

When you mentioned this: “On my mind in particular was this very strange thing we call money, which in and of itself is nothing more than an idea.”

We can also think of money being an effect. The cause of money is rendering service, like you said:

“I’d like you to give me some today please so I can give you more value. (That’s the way it’s supposed to work, right? Why do we all feel so guilty about saying so? In fact, I think feeling guilty about asking for money is tantamount to saying you don’t have value to offer… something to think about, don’t you think?)”

So, if you want more money give more value. It sounds simple but it’s so hard to concentrate on what the mind doesn’t want to concentrate on.

That’s the challenge! You see, we focus on debt and we manifest debt.

How often are you focusing on rendering the best value for your target niche? In order to do this you have to get in the shoes of the order person and experience their frustrations and then go find out their solution.

This takes time and acurate knowledge.

Glenn your earning now because you provide massive value in your niche.

And to provide massive value you have to have *SKILLS* and skills require years of practice. “perfect practice” that is… And to practice perfect you have to seek the experts that are getting the results.

Glenn said it: “making mastermind connections, getting a coach, etc”

I could go on, and on, and ON.

Thanks!

Glenn

Angel.

It’s not the money itself we want. It’s what we can do with that money, which can affect so many things.

I find when I connect money with what I will do with it, then it comes into balance.

I have always been able to earn a good income – always been able to “find” the money when against the wall and therein seems to lie the issue, no sooner do I accumulate some “investment” money, than something comes along and I have to raid the account, once again putting myself on the ropes. What’s with that?

If you can calm down and hear the truth bubbling up through your consciousness or chance upon an answer that actually works after every other solution hasn’t, you may be lucky or blessed and good luck to you. In my experience, adopting a theory, a religion or a way – in anything – is doomed to failure.

Money is no different. For some they will need to obsess. How many great financial institutions and businesses have been built by people who were obsessed by money? For others, it would just get in their way.

(Note about “going dark” — I’m a little disappointed to hear that you were working these last two weeks. I thought you’d had found an opportunity to get a well-deserved rest. Probably just a little projection on my part. Maybe I’m craving a well-deserved rest.

I’ve been working on this for a year or so now. Been reading and meditating about it. Looking at what I really want and distancing myself from money as but a tool to help me get there.

Trouble has been getting the wife to see this. She was raised in a scarcity mindset and it’s hard to get her focused on things she wants other than to have money around. She thinks she wants other things, but she won’t let the fear of loss go.