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Our Law of Attraction study group is currently enjoying one of the more fun processes of The Law of Attraction and how to implement it into our lives. We've been shopping and spending tons of money every day.
Sounds like fun, does not it? That's what I thought in the beginning. After almost a month of shopping, buying, and spending thousands of $$$, I'm here to tell ya, shopping is not all the fun it's cracked up to be. It's work. It's exhausting. It's a tough job. And it is not for sissies.
The process, as described in the book, Ask and It Is Given, is to create a wait checking account and deposit $ 1000 the first day. Then spend it. The next day, deposit $ 2000 and spend it. The third day, deposit $ 3000 and spend it. And so on and so forth. The purpose of the process is to become comfortable with the flow of money and with increasing it.
Oh, at first it was fun and easy. Spending a couple thousand dollars is a snap. It was when we got up to the $ 20,000 mark it became work. For one thing, each of us was running out of things to buy.
For another, we realized that $ 20,000 does not really buy much. Sounds elitist, but it's true. It's not enough to buy a new car, unless you get a very small, very utilitarian economy version. It's not enough to buy a house. It's not enough to buy a private airplane or even one flight. And there's just so many trips you can take before the very idea becomes tiresome.
It became work to spend this money each day. Each of us began having to work at it. We had to do research in order to find things to buy. We began to get creative. One person bought a Robb Report magazine for inspiration. Another began spending the money on just a portion of a purchase, such as paying for first class airfare to an exotic locale one day and paying for the lodging the next day.
As it became more difficult for me to find things to spend my money on, I stopped doing the exercise. Interestingly, I could feel the money still coming in daily, and it was starting to pile up. By not spending the money I was creating a huge blockage at the incoming end of my money pipeline.
The result is that I've come to a new assessment about keeping the pipeline of money open and flowing. It came as quite a surprise to me to learn how important it is to keep the outgoing end of my money pipeline open so that more can flow into it toward me.
And I learned that the flow of money is continuous. It does not stop just because we do. It gives new meaning to the saying, "get in the flow."
I invite you to try this process for yourself. You can use an extra check register (it seems that there's always more check registers than checks), a spread sheet, sticky notes, or whatever you wish.
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