Are You Emotionally Aligned With Wealth and Success?

Find out how to do it and get all the steps. Then decide whether it is worth pursuing.

Ask myself "What would my friends think of me if I achieved this?"

Envision how achieving this goal would impact other parts of my life to be sure it is what I really want.

Ask my close friends, life partner, spouse, etc.,for their advice. Do they think I should do it?

I don't believe in intuition. I work to get all the facts and then take the most logical path.

My intuition doesn't work for me-- I just take my best guess and pray things don't go wrong.

Very much--it is a primary factor in my successful decision-making.

Somewhat-- I get "feelings" that guide me to a happy outcome a fair amount of time.

True wealth comes from having a balanced life that honors your true needs, gifts, and desires.

Rich people are greedy-better to be poor and good than rich and evil.

Work hard to make money, then be careful to spend wisely and save wisely.

A main factor in wealth is luck--If you work really hard and you're lucky you might eventually make some money.

Work is work--you are not supposed to like it. Making money requires doing things you don't like.

Do what you love even if it is challenging at first. Real wealth comes from committing to what you are most passionate about.

Choose a career that pays well and work hard at it.

Going for the dream career you love is great but you have to ask yourself: "Is it practical? Do I have all the skills to do this so it supports me?" If you don't know, don't do it.

Money is a focal point in my life--it is a fundamental measure of my security, self-worth and value.

Money flows in and out of my life according to my needs. I don't give it too much thought or importance.

Money is elusive in my life. I work hard for it and yet I never seem to have enough of it.

I don't like dealing with money--I would rather avoid money altogether and would if that was at all possible.

When an unexpected event threatens my goal, I can get discouraged and lose focus.

I worry about deadlines and getting things done, which causes stress and anxiety.

I believe that if I work hard and apply my abilities and talents, I will be successful

I find it hard to commit to goals. I tend to procrastinate and think about reasons why something won't work.

I relate to people who work very hard and still don't accomplish their goals.

If I feel I am working too hard at a goal I know I am probably off track. I then look for a better strategy to achieve the same goal.

Hard work is always involved to achieve any worthwhile goal-- that's just reality.

Working hard and doing things we don't like is the only way we can survive in this world.

You may feel bad for a moment, but afterwards you try again knowing that no one is perfect.

You feel bad for a few days and give yourself some positive self-talk to pull you out of your slump.

You easily pick yourself up and know you'll do better the next time.

You feel terrible about yourself and get depressed for a week.