Are You 100% Committed To Your Prosperity?

<p>This is our final episode in my 30 episode Prosperity Series because I am determined to help you break free from the mental disease of poverty so you can be the prosperous being you are meant to be.</p> <p>And my big question to you is, are you 100% committed to your prosperity?</p> <p>100% committed, this is a very interesting concept. The other day in my Spiritual Biz Coaching program, which has about 20 people in it, I came to the group and I said, “I have a proposition for you. Who wants more prosperity in their lives?” And everyone raised their hand. And my next question was, “Who is 110% committed to creating that prosperity in their lives?” And everyone raised their hand. And then I said, “Who wants to create magic in their lives?” And everyone raised their hand. I said, “Great. I am beta testing this new program, Prosperity Patterns, and I love for you guys to be a part of it, but you have to make a commitment to me. You have to commit to tithing 10% of your gross income.” And then I told them all about what I was creating and gave them the opportunity to send me a message and let me know they were 100% committed to their prosperity.</p> <p>The amazing thing was not everyone did it. I was actually quite surprised, but the number of people that didn't do it. I had to chuckle because everyone said they were 110% committed, that they wanted more prosperity, they wanted magic, but then they weren't willing to take the step to do the tithing piece, which is a key component in creating the energetic flow of money. I really thought everyone would have joined in the program, which was FREE.</p> <p>What would you have done? Are you really, really committed to having a prosperous life? Or are you just sort of committed? Are you committed enough to your prosperity that you would tithe 10% of your income? Most people say they want prosperity, but they aren’t ready to do the work.</p> <p>The deep inner work must be done if you desire to have prosperity in your life. Prosperity takes work, until it doesn’t take work