There is No Action Called Get Rich

One of the goals many people have is the desire to attain wealth. The Law of Attraction phenomenon has fueled this even more in people. The idea that you can attract and manifest wealth is central to many LOA teachers programs, which include titles like Attract Money Now by Joe Vitale and Money, and the Law of Attraction: Learning to Attract Wealth, Health and Happiness by Esther Hicks. The problem is as we have discussed before the Law of Attraction is not a scientific law, but a marketing idea used to sell books. The reality is you do not attract what you think about, you may obtain what you work towards. Not as sexy due to the words may implying not everyone succeeds, which is obvious from life and seeing entrepreneurs trying and failing to achieve wealth and that problematic word for LOA people - work. True believers in the LOA dance around the issue of action. In fact many even say it is not required. Well, this is non-sense, action is required to obtain results unless you wish to rely on luck. Personally, I will take my chances with a good plan and a bunch of action toward making it happen.

That brings us to our next issue, if one wishes to increase one's net worth and accepts that action is required, you have to understand that there is no action called get rich. You simply can not say to your spouse, honey I think I'll spend a few hours getting rich this afternoon and then pick you up for dinner at 6:00. Certain actions do in fact lead to wealth creation but there is no action called get rich one can engage in. It is much more productive to learn how to critically review the actions we take in life, measure how they impact our net worth and hone them to be more impactful on our net worth and make the necessary changes to those actions to improve our wealth. Rather than sit around and wonder if we are attracting and manifesting correctly, why not study the creation of wealth by looking at other who are succeeding and seeing how our skills sets, business approach and products offered compare to those more successful than ourselves. These activities would take us much further than watching another LOA DVD. The program detailed in my book gives you the mindset and skills to improve wealth if you work the program. Get started today!

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