1 Million Solutions Exist for 1000 Problems and Challenges! -Affirmations for New Money Frequency

Mindset & Confidence with Money Whenever I set high targets for myself in financial success, I feel comfortable, confident, and positive. Whenever I don’t achieve all my financial goals, I feel grateful, relaxed, and positive. Whenever I have to talk about money with family and friends, I feel comfortable, confident, and happy. When I am not able to buy something expensive, I feel grateful, good enough, and positive. When I have to ask for money, I feel responsible, relaxed, comfortable, and positive. When I see my competitors making more, I feel happy, inspired, and positive. I now remember that some of the positive emotions I feel in relation to money are: abundant, sufficient, hopeful, exhilarating, possible, egalitarian, and highly spiritual. Beliefs About Wealth & Prosperity Making money is easy. Creating wealth is very easy. Making money has always been effortless for me. Small money and big money take the same amount of effort. Making too much money will make me more spiritual. Creating big money is a challenging and adventurous sport for me. Making big money is absolutely important in life. I am great at money management. Focusing on making money on a constant basis allows me to live life on my own terms. Some of my positive thoughts & beliefs about money I am now realizing are: I am careful and wise with money. I love myself and derive pleasure in spending money for wise causes. Personal Strengths & Financial Habits I am very hardworking and passionate about my work. I take calculated risks. There is ALWAYS a way to increase my income. I support myself. I love paying for things. I love giving as much as I am willing to and as much as is practical. I buy what I like and want, not necessarily just what is on sale. Financial Goals & Freedom I ALWAYS make double the income compared to my expenses. I am debt-free and ALWAYS in positive cash flow. I am saving more than 10% of my income every time I get paid. I love learning and regularly seek ways to multiply my money. I have a clear-cut financial freedom plan that suits my lifestyle!

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