“You always get exactly what you beleive to be worth.

This is exactly what you have pre-defined yourself.”

(Steed Doelger)

This is about certain so called “Cosmic Laws”. One of them is the “Law of Attraction”, another one is the “Law of Correspondence”.
The main reason why you are successful or not, why you earn piles of cash or stay poor … is the way you think.
Since your day of birth you were taught what is possible and what is not in your life experience. The limitations or possibilities of the hierarchy you accept will become your very own truth.

The only limitations you have are the ones you accept for yourself.
The success junkies I talked about last time know that there are no limitations but those we accept. But there is a difference between knowing and knowing.
Mostly we are used to say “I know …” if we talk about things we have heard and beleive they are true. That´s just information as we can learn at school or hear in the news. And that is what success junkies haven´t yet understood, not yet internalized.

On the other side there is a kind of knowing based on our own experiences. In these cases we can talk of our truths. This is knowledge which is manifested deep inside.

So we speak of the distinction between theory and practice.
The one who has internalized knowledge is more convincing than the one who only refers what he has heard from others, read in a book or seen on tv. The one appears to me us trustworthy whereas we tend to contradict the other one.

It´s nothing wrong with copying others as long as you use the copy as a basis for your own experiences which you then internalize. This of course is a matter of training, try and error. It´s the way children learn very efficiently.
Each one of your experiences has the potential of leveraging your knowledge and your worth.

If you ask successful marketing pros you´ll realize that they obey to the cosmic rules and have internalized the truths they´ve learned from others and checked critically.

To give you some living examples you may look at:

• T. Harv Eker, author of “Secrets of the Millionaire Mind”
• Matt Bacak, author of “Secrets of the Internet Millionaire Mind”
• Robert T. Kiyosaki, author of “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”
• Joel Comm, author of “Adsense Secrets”

To your success

Christoph