Apparently you’re only as good as your five closest friends. Over the years, I’ve done my best to associate myself with people who have already achieved what I’m in the process of achieving. After years of getting to know myself and others, I’ve learned there’s five key qualities of an individual that you definitely want to surround yourself with if you plan on being successful.
1. Successful People Have Positive Friends
If your friends and family constantly complain about their lack of money, it will undoubtedly affect your money manifesting mojo.
Set an intention to find friends, mastermind buddies and mentors in the next income bracket. Actively seek out places where rich people hang out, for example, your local members-only club.
When you surround yourself with richer people (and see that they are real, just like you), you’ll start to believe it’s possible for yourself. Especially when they’re positive.
2. Successful People Have Friends With Goals
Money is attracted to clarity. Otherwise, it’s like asking your local pizza place to send you “something nice”. You want more money in the bank? How much?
A million bucks is nice, but does your ideal lifestyle even cost a million dollars? By attaching a specific dream to a financial goal, you’re more likely to push through obstacles along the way.
How many stories have you read where money was manifested at the very last minute? It’s because there was an urgency and a specificity to their goal. If your closest friends are just “going with the flow” you’re in trouble.
3. Successful People Have Friends With Gratitude
Gratitude is the manifesting secret sauce, and it’s the quickest way to turnaround a poverty mindset. Start by tracking every single cent that comes into your life, and notice how often you compartmentalize money. If it comes too easily, do you dismiss it as not “real money”?
All money is real and you’ll often find that you’re richer than you think. Every coin in the street is reason to celebrate (and definitely pick it up to manifest more). Decide that every dollar is a sign of wealth to come.
In Gratitude,
Ryan
