Don't Just Be Good, Be Good and Rich by T. Harv Eker

A fantastic Lesson from T. Harv Eker on being rich, that when you are
rich you become more of what you already were. So when you become
rich you become more giving, you become more loving, become whatever
it was you initially had all along. Now that is true abundance.
Wishing you the best in Health, Life, Love and a massive hug
Jenny and Ben
Hi Ben, I hope you enjoy this article by T. Harv Eker
as much as I did!
Don’t Just Be Good, Be Good and Rich by T. Harv Eker
What’s the root of all evil? Money, right? Wrong!
You’d be amazed how many people think being rich will make
their lives worse, like they won’t be judged for who they are
but for their money. So even though they want to be rich, they
shirk it at the same time.
This subtle yet profound fear keeps people from the truth: it’s
good to be rich! Not just for the lifestyle, but because in the end,
being rich makes us into better people.
I can hear someone screaming, "What about the rich jerk who
doesn’t tip even though the service was great? How’s money
made him a better person?" Here’s a clue: whoever you are,
money will make you more of that. If you are a kind, generous
person who attracted like-minded people before being rich,
you’ll continue to do so after because now you’ll be able
to be even more generous on a larger scale.
It’s our duty to become rich if we can. We have an obligation
to grow to our greatest potential, developing the character that
can achieve and care about other people at the same time. This is
the growth that will ultimately make us into better people.
So what is the root of all evil? It’s not stacks of paper. Fear
is at the root of our thoughts that tell us becoming rich will
make things worse and take us away from being loved, accepted, and
well-thought of.
If we don’t accept that being rich can be a good thing for
ourselves and for others, fear and doubt creates envy. Envy says,
"I can’t have that, and I resent those that do."
Acceptance of what you really want says, "I can have that, and
I will be a better person because of it."
So instead of secretly despising rich people, we should affirm them,
even if they’re frickin jerks. We’re not affirming who they
are as people-we’re affirming the idea that it’s okay to be
rich. You can make a choice not to be selfish, arrogant, and
thoughtless. Fear and envy negate thoughts of wealth and result in
feelings and actions that take you away from it, even when
you’re not aware of it.
Here’s a simple exercise in overcoming fear. Think of something
that you’ve always wanted to do but never got around to, and
just do it (Don’t break any laws, though!). Even if you end up
not wanting to do it again, at least you know instead of just
holding back for whatever reason. You’ve broken through
something, and other breakthroughs become easier. It’s the only
way we’ll ever grow.
This is not just about being rich, although that is one of the
goals. This is about growing ourselves to become bigger than the
obstacles we’ll face in life. The more wonder we experience and
challenges we face, the more we expand to be able to take in more;
the good and the bad; the money and the problems that come with it.
In the end, striving toward becoming rich can only serve you, and
if you choose it, serve others as well. How’s that a bad thing?
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From Lee M Jenkins by T. Harv Eker, such a wonderful lesson.
Wishing you the best in health and love and big hugs
Jenny and Ben
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