i had my first six figure month using an ABUNDANCE MINDSET...here's how

After learning about the Law of Attraction, the abundance mindset was the missing piece that ended up drastically changing my circumstances. Here's all the tea on how I did it. If you're new be sure to subscribe!

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[blightfootsmith]

When you said “focus on gratitude” it made me think of a scripture that says “Do not be anxious about anything but in everything with thanksgiving in your heart make your requests known unto God and the peace of God which surpassing all understanding will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.”

[Tentoesboutit]

“Don’t worry about the time, worry about the work” thanks for that girl. Needed it

[andrew.alonzo]

Achieving financial freedom in my 30s and even securing my second home, I now generate passive income regularly and have fulfilled 4 out of 5 goals. My journey serves to inspire anyone—your current circumstances don't define your potential. It's never too late to begin investing and shaping your future. Personally, opting for investment has proven to be a remarkable decision. Thanks for sharing this insightful video!

[Bianca.rantzsch]

The power of affirmations, positivity and law of attraction could never be overexpressed. This goes to show the prominence of a life coach and in general, essence pro advice & motivation.

[thedailyte.a]

Wheww, when she said “Maybe there are people in your life that need to go before you get these blessings” …ooh chile! Felt that! 🙏🏾👏🏾

[terrisewell]

Successful people don't become that way overnight. most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life too 🙏🙏🙏

[perseveringpisces]

You hit on a KEY point: Not to talk about money/ goals to others. It's important to keep the thoughts of positivity and perseverance in YOUR lane.:) Thank you for this.:)

[IsabelWilliams]

I learned this at the age of 60, and so happy to have accomplished many of my dreams in a short time. Better late than never!

[bethventuresx]

I’ve flipped my thoughts. I struggled so hard, at one point I was living off $35 dollars a week after my rent expenses. That was $35 for fuel/food/toiletries/school- That sucked and I had to sacrifice something every week. Often it was food. I was so embarrassed to even see people and socialise because my struggle was obvious and I didn’t know how to fix it. But through shadow work, I realised that I was actually making $15 more than my own father would give me a week after he abandoned us in my childhood. Begging him for $20 as a kid, for living expenses, or to help pay for a school uniform, or to help me eat lunch, was an extremely defining moment for me. It gave me the idea that I was on my own, I shouldn’t bother to ask anyone for help, and that money was SO HARD to come by because my own father would barely fork out $20. And he was no broke man either. It was heartbreaking. But realising I made $15 more than kid me who had to beg to live, I felt so fucking proud of myself. $35 a week is nothing, but to me it was a sign of perseverance. It was a sign that times DO get better. It let me understand that I didn’t need him, I could do better than him. Once I realised that I could actually survive on very little and I wasn’t too terrible at budgeting, I raised my standards x 102993, I didn’t sell my soul to a job that didn’t care for me, for the first time ever I negotiated my pay in interviews..I didn’t have many skills, I’d only ever worked in restaurants, but since people don’t wanna work that field, I negotiated a really amazing pay considering I’m a waitress and it’s steady income. Now I have an extra 100-200 dollars to pay for what I need. But I also have no fear..this waitress job is now another stepping stone towards something great! It’s not a dead end job, it’s my opportunity and I’m thankful for it. Through my mind I made $35 into typically $400+ a week. Now through videos like these, I’m learning to grow further. Clawing yourself out of poverty is no walk in the park, let me tell you, but the possibility is the opportunity. You have opportunity.

[phowops]

“Gratitude: You cannot feel bad when you’re thinking of the things you’re grateful for”

[asmrtherapycoach]

There you go! I am a rich, black girl but most of us hide in plain sight because we don’t see the need to flex. And as a trauma therapist, I am so glad you shared this. I wish more black, brown, and my lighter hued friends felt comfortable coming to see a therapist and deal with the trauma!

[PhilipMurray]

Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!!

[SensiWukubu]

I'm a Native Indigenous woman. I grew up on a reservation, yet also grew up in abundance mindset. My mom told me I'd always have plenty of money, and that stuck with me. Sure, other things weren't so healthy. But we always had abundance because of that mindset. When I got older in my early 20s. I realized people don't really treat Natives well. And my mindset changed to thinking I didn't have opportunities. Now I'm coming out of that, and creating something new. Wish me luck. <3 we got this

[pit]

“Never say money is hard to get, Money will hear you and that’s just what she’ll be.” Rev Ike 🙏🏽

[andrewlozanski]

Hello Bria. I am 65 yr old white guy who has been trying to change his mindset. I have watched many videos but I found your down to earth, honest video very inspiring. Regardless of our cultural differences my childhood experiences were similar in how my subsequently me felt about money. Thank you go girl!

[andypilarte]

This is easiest the best video I've watched in a long time. I'm a 22 y/o old Hispanic nursing student and I'm broke as heck. One day I'll come back to this comment and be proud of where I got. Thanks so much for the amazing content.

[j.aolani]

This principle is also scriptural for those who read the Bible! As a man thinketh in his heart; so is he!! Proverbs 23:7🙌🏽

[Rubyeverly-Jessica]

Excellent video. We are all striving for financial freedom and a better way of life. It is not difficult to achieve this with wise investing, economical lifestyle, and careful budgeting. I'm pleased I learnt early on to work hard for financial independence.

[payyourdues]

also having an abundant mindset is when you tell yourself:

-there will always be more money making opportunities
-more people to love you
-more ideas for your next video
-more places to visit
-more material things to buy
-more options to solve a certain issue, etc...

but when it comes TAKE IT. 
otherwise, the mindset is useless.

[relaxingcalmbaby]

Say, "No to things that are not in alignment" with your goals! Live a life that is meant for you rather than how people think you should live. Nailed it!