Your first dollars

Humanity is swimming in negative assumptions about money.

Many of us believe more money means more problems.

Others insist it’s the root of all evil.

Some even say those with wealth are "fake" and "corrupt”.

But is any of this really true?

For three decades, author Steven Siebold followed 1,200 self-made millionaires.

What he found is that financially abundant people continually:

* Are inclined to pursue their biggest goals and strongest desires ~

* Have the freedom and choices to design their lives on their terms, instead of other people's ~

* Feel far happier and more secure in every aspect of life ~

* Can overcome stressful problems and challenges with far greater ease ~

* And, they even tend to have more uplifting beliefs, and a better self-image.

The big takeaway here is this:

If you're passionate about your personal improvement and purpose in life, you should aspire to be prosperous.

Money is not something to be ashamed of or to feel bad about.

Nor is it just a way to load up on fancy cars, houses, and gadgets (although there's nothing wrong with enjoying the finer things in life!).

Money is a tool everyone can and should use to create a life of deep meaning and purpose.

The good news is, you already have what it takes to do just that.

Because neuroscientists have found there's actually a ‘hidden function' in your mind -

That shifts your relationship with money and turns you into a human money-magnet, almost as easily as flipping on a switch.

I've done a lot of digging lately into the connection between a person's financial state, and their state of mind.

And if you agree with me, that money is a good

thing -

Then this fascinating discovery could be your key to a richer life in every way:

P.s. Do you believe it's better to focus and take action on your purpose, even in a busy life -

Instead of spending years just pondering about them?

Discover how - quicker and more easily than you may think - in this new video.

Money Wheel