Paradigm Shift with Money
"The world is in crisis on multiple levels, and you are likely wondering how long the instability will last. A crisis within a key country like the United States can soon spread into multiple countries."
This except from my new book is timely this week with the latest US market wobble. In "Your Guide to Earth's Pivotal Years," I speak about the tipping point we now face and how it involves the economy and virtually every other sector of our society.
What happened yesterday on Wall Street is the latest example - stocks suffered the worst decline since the 2008 financial crisis. Selling in US markets triggered selling overseas. The Dow closed down about 500 points because of investor pessimism about the global economy. In fact, it was the worst single-day drop since the depths of the 2008 financial crisis.
Market watchers blamed fear and pessimism about our future. Worries were expressed in key country capitals, officials watching US economic data and the bickering happening in Washington.
How do you, as a divine changemaker, make sense of this? How can you respond so that you are a part of the solution, rather than adding to the problem?
Just because many are pessimistic, you don't need to be. In fact, to help offset the world's pessimism operating now, it's vital that you choose a positive mindset. Focus on a thriving economy - see it in your mind's eye - and refuse to be part of the gloom.
If you're wondering what you can do to help turn around the bleak economic outlook the Dow is mirroring, refuse to spread fear and pessimism found in every corner of society today. Stay optimistic. Make buying decisions based on sound logic and intuitively guided reason. When everyone holds on to what they have and identifies with lack, a spiral of lack goes into motion. We can turn this spiral around, though - that's helpful to remember.
This except from my new book is timely this week with the latest US market wobble. In "Your Guide to Earth's Pivotal Years," I speak about the tipping point we now face and how it involves the economy and virtually every other sector of our society.
What happened yesterday on Wall Street is the latest example - stocks suffered the worst decline since the 2008 financial crisis. Selling in US markets triggered selling overseas. The Dow closed down about 500 points because of investor pessimism about the global economy. In fact, it was the worst single-day drop since the depths of the 2008 financial crisis.
Market watchers blamed fear and pessimism about our future. Worries were expressed in key country capitals, officials watching US economic data and the bickering happening in Washington.
How do you, as a divine changemaker, make sense of this? How can you respond so that you are a part of the solution, rather than adding to the problem?
Just because many are pessimistic, you don't need to be. In fact, to help offset the world's pessimism operating now, it's vital that you choose a positive mindset. Focus on a thriving economy - see it in your mind's eye - and refuse to be part of the gloom.
If you're wondering what you can do to help turn around the bleak economic outlook the Dow is mirroring, refuse to spread fear and pessimism found in every corner of society today. Stay optimistic. Make buying decisions based on sound logic and intuitively guided reason. When everyone holds on to what they have and identifies with lack, a spiral of lack goes into motion. We can turn this spiral around, though - that's helpful to remember.
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