Five Simple Ways To Attract Financial Prosperity

Follow our easy steps to help encourage the flow of cash into your life…

 

Stop negativity

Stop talking negatively about your financial situation. Constant complaining about it only locks you into a circle of negativity. You want to encourage the positive and raise those vibrations. Look to what you currently have in your bank account, as well as non-financial blessings like family and friends. You cannot encourage wealth or positivity into your life with a negative outlook, so repeat powerful prosperity mantras to yourself out loud. Say, “I am connected to many sources of abundance in my life and I am truly blessed”

 

Respect the power of money

Keep your finances organised and on track, and it will look after you in later years. Remember that cash can have destructive power if it isn’t handled properly, or used as a temporary tool to boost self-esteem through unnecessary spending

 

Give to others

When we give cash to those who are less fortunate, this replenishes our human spirit. Use your empathic abilities to find out who is in financial need and how you might help them. Donate to charity, give to the homelesss, or help out a struggling friend. This will encourage prosperity to bless you in turn

 

Colour your home

Using colour in your abode is an easy way to attract wealth energy. Green is the hue most associated with money and financial prosperity, while golds and purples also work well as they are reminiscent of royalty and wealth. Red is considered lucky and prosperous in the feng shui tradition. Choose colours you like that also symbolise your long-term financial goals

 

Declutter

In order for you to bring wealth into your home, you need to devote some space to allow positive financial energy to enter. Feng shui experts believe you should clear out any clutter and remove old unwanted items, while also keeping doorways free from blockages, so energy can move freely around your home. By doing so, you are consciously creating space to attract prosperity. Think about that prosperous “chi” flowing into the room