Nice Rich People
My vision is to be a nice rich person. My HP is at the center of my life and I receive more than I need and share it with others in every area of life.
I earn a 7 figure income. So does my spouse. My business has an electric cargo van and we take groups of 10 dogs at a time on hiking and play adventures. My business grows so we need a second van which we easily afford. I have all of the savings that I need for emergency. My retirement account is growing every day through investments from my income and through stock purchases. We are moving on up.
I feel worthy of all wonderful things and they come to me with ease. I go get my second bachelor's degree in political science. I intern for a very special role model in politics. I have a child with my spouse, then we have another four years later. I will never be poor again and I repeat this to myself each day of my life to reframe my story to myself. I don't fall into the fear of disappointment of failure. I choose to make money and provide for my family. I choose to believe that I make smart financial decisions. I choose to believe that if some outside force made me lose a lot I would be able to earn it all back better and be more successful than the first time because of my skills and attitude.
I run for congress. I win. Economic, racial, gender, and environmental justice are at the center of my platform. I give a hand up to other LGBTQ people. I know how to be financially stable and I know how to maintain healthy and strong relationships. I know that sabotaging my own success is a fear of becoming a better version of myself. It's fear of paying taxes and being responsible. It's fear of making a mistake and ending up a single broke parent. I reframe these thoughts every day. In my new money story I am at the highest and grandest vision for my life because I become what I believe. I think of Oprah a lot and she encourages me. I think of HRC and Kamala and so many strong women who show me what can be. Money is easy and important to me. I am able to pass on college funds and bonds to my children in my will.
I earn a 7 figure income. So does my spouse. My business has an electric cargo van and we take groups of 10 dogs at a time on hiking and play adventures. My business grows so we need a second van which we easily afford. I have all of the savings that I need for emergency. My retirement account is growing every day through investments from my income and through stock purchases. We are moving on up.
I feel worthy of all wonderful things and they come to me with ease. I go get my second bachelor's degree in political science. I intern for a very special role model in politics. I have a child with my spouse, then we have another four years later. I will never be poor again and I repeat this to myself each day of my life to reframe my story to myself. I don't fall into the fear of disappointment of failure. I choose to make money and provide for my family. I choose to believe that I make smart financial decisions. I choose to believe that if some outside force made me lose a lot I would be able to earn it all back better and be more successful than the first time because of my skills and attitude.
I run for congress. I win. Economic, racial, gender, and environmental justice are at the center of my platform. I give a hand up to other LGBTQ people. I know how to be financially stable and I know how to maintain healthy and strong relationships. I know that sabotaging my own success is a fear of becoming a better version of myself. It's fear of paying taxes and being responsible. It's fear of making a mistake and ending up a single broke parent. I reframe these thoughts every day. In my new money story I am at the highest and grandest vision for my life because I become what I believe. I think of Oprah a lot and she encourages me. I think of HRC and Kamala and so many strong women who show me what can be. Money is easy and important to me. I am able to pass on college funds and bonds to my children in my will.