Why We Run Away From the Things We Really Want to Manifest

Why do we run away from the things we say we want?

Why do we say we want to save more money and then spend all our money on something trivial?

We say want to get out of debt but every time we're given the opportunity to do just that we freak out and run away.

Why does our financial behavior contradict our financial aspirations?

At a conscious level we may have a goal to create financial freedom by paying back debt, saving and investing, but at a subconscious level our mind may see our financial goal as unsafe and scary.

Why We Financially Sabotage

Have you ever had moments in your life when your finances were just going well?

Where you’re just doing well with money?

Even if it’s for a week or a month or a few years?

Everything was just going fine, you were making the money you wanted, you were saving money, things were working according to plan and it looked like you were gonna be just fine.

And then suddenly, BOOM, something happens in your life and from that moment, everything just falls apart.

Out of the blue, there's an emergency, kids need things, cars break down, you’re dipping into your savings and going from saving to creating debt.

Sometimes this is a once off event that causes everything to fall apart for a long time and it just feels like we’re willfully sabotaging.

At other times, our financial sabotage happens at a specific time of the year, around a specific person or when we’re in a specific city or country.

How to Achieve Your Financial Goals Faster

How can I reach my financial goals faster?

That’s a question I often get asked by Money Magic students when someone, joins the course, does a few meditations and suddenly has a wild breakthrough, compared to someone who’s been doing the course for months and sees small shifts.

1. Take action that’s in alignment with your financial goal

Often, we set a financial goal but then we delay taking action.

We want proof that we’ll succeed in making that goal a reality and wait for favorable conditions or wait to feel ready to take action.

Or we take action for the sake of taking action.

It's not just about taking action, it's about taking action that’s in line with our financial goal.

Taking action for the sake of taking action, will keep you busy but won’t get you closer to your goal. Instead, it’ll leave you frustrated and exhausted.