You Are a Badass at Making Money

THERE’S A BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CAN’T AND DON’T
WANNA
Getting rich is not necessarily about working harder. In fact, it is usually
about working less, because you’re making smarter choices. When Kelly
hired her first employee, she no longer had to work as hard as she was
working AND she massively increased her income. So much so that she
purchased two, count ’em, two new printing machines, hired a second
employee, and started looking for a bigger space for her business. All
within a few months. And it all started because she made the decision to
grow and did the one thing that scared the living crap out of her that she
knew would get her to her goal.
LAST RESORT SPENDING
Sometimes the scary risk we need to take to get to the next level is spending
money we don’t yet have. It’s the money version of leap and the net will
appear, and it’s a very controversial topic, because basically what I’m
saying is go into debt, and debt is the big bad wolf in our society. But debt,
like everything else, is all about your mindset. Spending money you don’t
have recklessly, living beyond your means, digging a deep old hole for
yourself with a mindset of fear and denial and no real drive or plan to pay it
off is one mindset. I am not recommending you do this. I am also not
recommending you go into debt if you feel there are other options—this is a
last resort option but a viable one only if you’ve got the right mindset in
place. Going out on a limb and demanding of yourself that you rise to the
occasion and do not stop until you make the money back is the mindset I’m
talking about. It’s like when you want to go on a trip but you can never find

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the right time. Buy the damn ticket, book the hotels, get everything in place,
and then work your schedule to fit around it. If you wait for time to open
up, it will never happen.
Same with this—if you wait to have the money first, it may never
happen. I did this over and over when I was stretching myself to get out of
my rickety-ass lifestyle and become rich. I got new credit cards to pay for
my coaching, and then did everything my coaches told me to do, no matter
how terrifying, to make the money back, and each time I paid my debts off
within months. If I had waited until I made the money I needed at my then
income of thirty grand a year, I never would have been able to hire a coach
and feed myself at the same time. I had to take the terrifying leap of going
deeper into debt, but I did it with total faith in myself, because I was ready
to turn my life around. Taking these types of risks is about being in charge
of your life rather than a victim. It’s about having faith in the Universe, and
yourself, that you can and will manifest anything you desire. It’s about who
you become in this process.
If you need to take out a loan to rent a space to put your new store in or
borrow money to pay your new assistant, put a plan in place to pay off your
debts and demand of yourself that you make the money back. You don’t get
anywhere sitting around inside your comfort zone. Receive and spend the
money with faith and gratitude that it’s coming back to you, keep your
frequency high and your focus strong, demand of yourself that you do
everything, especially taking many more scary leaps to new heights, to
make the money back, and do not stop until you do.