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by T. Harv Eker

Most of us have good reasons as to why it would be wonderful to be rich, but what about the other side of the coin? Are there reasons why it might not be so great to be rich or go through the process of trying to get rich?

Let’s see…
· What if I make it and lose it? Then I’m really a failure
· I’ll never know if people like me for myself or my money
· It’s too much work
· The more I earn the higher tax rate I’ll pay
· Everyone’s going to want a handout
· I might lose my health trying

Each of us has a file on wealth in our mind. This file contains our personal beliefs that include why being wealthy would be great. But for many people, their file also includes information as to why being rich might not be so great. These people have mixed internal messages around money and especially wealth.

One part of them says, “Having more money will make life a lot more fun.” But then another part screams, “Yeah, but I’m going to have to work like a dog! What kind of fun is that?” One part says, “I’ll be able to travel the world.” Then the other part responds, “Yeah, and everyone in the world will want something from me.” These mixed messages are one of the biggest reasons that most people never become rich.

In fact, the #1 reason most people don’t get what they don’t know what they want. Rich people are totally clear they want wealth. They are unwavering in their desire. They are fully committed to creating wealth. They will do “whatever it takes” to have wealth as long as it’s moral, legal and ethical. Rich people do not send mixed messages to the universe. Poor people do. We spoke earlier about the power of intention. The fact is, you always get what you want.

That is, you get what you subconsciously want, not what you “say” you want. You might deny this emphatically and retort, “that’s crazy, why would I want to struggle?” And my question for you is exactly the same: “I don’t know, why would you want to struggle?”

If you really want to discover the reason, then I invite you to check your subconscious financial blueprint and the answer would be staring you in the face. Put bluntly, if you are not achieving the wealth you say you desire, there’s a good chance it’s because subconsciously you don’t really want it.

I hate to break the news to you, but getting rich is not a “stroll in the park.” It takes focus, expertise, 100% effort, and “never say die” perseverance. You have to really commit to it, both consciously and subconsciously. You have to believe in your heart you can do it and you deserve it. If you are not fully committed to creating wealth, chances are you won’t.

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