[ABUNDANCE] A Game Plan For Promoting Abundance In Your Life

How do you feel in the morning, as compared to the middle of your day, or
the end of your day? Do you wake up full of optimism in the
morning, only to find yourself stressed out by lunch and
exhausted by dinner?

If we stop and really assess how we feel at the beginning of our
day as compared to the end of our day, it's no surprise that we
get off track when it comes to our goals. Most of us know that
"energy attracts." In other words, when we feel optimistic and
happy we tend to attract positive experiences and people into our
lives. When we feel down and out, all kinds of unhappy accidents
cross our paths.

So, if we feel happy and upbeat early in the day, then get dragged
down as the day progresses, we're attracting abundance and
positive events early in the day and accidents and negativity
later on. For most of us, that averages out into a neutral score
so that we stay exactly where we are in life-stuck!

What can we do to get moving and attract the abundance we really
want in our lives? We can plan for it. For instance, if you know
that you tend be stressed by lunchtime, plan to take some time at
lunch to restore your energies. Or, if you realize that you feel
tired by 3 o'clock in the afternoon, plan to take a 5 minute
break to revitalize yourself and remember your aims.

Your energy boosting break doesn't have to be a big production,
just a short period of time dedicated to feeling good again. The
key is to plan ahead for those times when you know you tend to
feel tired or stressed, and to take breaks when you plan to,
whether or not you feel tired at that moment.

In certain esoteric traditions, these pre-planned "stops" in the
day are called moments of "remembering ourselves." When we get
wrapped up in work, expectations, fears, and stress, we tend to
forget all of our aims. When we take the time to remember
ourselves, we get back on track and every event takes on a new
meaning and new light. The key is to stop yourself before you get
too far off track. Plan to stop, and stop when you've planned it!