Abundance During Credit Crunch Times

Even though the world seems to be in the turmoil of a credit crunch and fears are running high through all fields of work and entertainment, there is still the possibility to make more than enough to survive and even get on a better footing for the future. Of course the first thing you will need to do to accomplish this… is to BELIEVE IT!

The second most important thing to understand at this time, is to for now, live within your means. In other words do not create any further debts for the time being as it only hampers your ability to believe the first thing you need to do right now and that is believe things can get better.  So here is some advice on how to get through this and come out victorious.

For instance: if you go to the Bank to take out a loan to consolidate all your bills that have accumulated up to now. You will pay back the bank over time until the last payment is paid. You feel good but you will feel that you need to do this again and again. For each time you ignore the lesson gained you will have to repeat the lesson.  You are facing your own weakness however if you don’t get the point it has to be taught to you over and over again.

Now the Bank may feel you are a great customer because they may encourage you to borrow more and more, (That’s negative). If you succumb, then your initial lesson of dealing with “living within your means” becomes harder at each borrowing.

Each time you borrow you give the Bank your energy and power, until they eventually dictate what you must or must not do in your life to keep them happy. If you cannot live comfortably within the means of your incoming, then instead of living beyond your means:

1) Recognize the areas at fault, causing the additional expense.

2) Decide if you have the ability to pull in your belt/s.

3) If not, decide what you need to change, how it can be changed so that you have an increase to cover the new or extended requirements. i.e. your beliefs can be changed, right!

Remember, every item you buy over time, is it tying you to the material, physical world? How can we truly be “free spirits” if we have to keep on keeping on, to bring in money to pay for things we enjoyed in our yesterdays (and which are often obsolete or useless or forgotten before we finish paying for them).