The Secret to Money Mastery

The Secret to Money Mastery

You can have an average intelligence or be the world’s greatest genius. You can have a minimum wage job all your life or become a highly paid professional. You can be a totally and completely normal person.
The Secret to Money Mastery: Leveraging the Law of Attraction in Your Personal Finances, by Kent T. Stuver, is unique among money management books. It demonstrates how you can re-program the non-conscious aspect of your brain to attract and create financial prosperity. Here are just some of the things you will learn:
•How you can attract money to you.
•How to define your own picture of financial independence, why that is so important, and how to begin living it today.
•How to turn a part of your brain into a powerful supercomputer that works 24/7 to turn you into a millionaire.
•How you can supercharge any job to bring financial freedom.
•How a simple Spending Plan will let you spend your money on the things that are important to you, while you still achieve financial independence.
•How you can pull yourself up out of seemingly hopeless debt.
•How letting your money work for you is the simple, methodical engine that drives your millionaire plan.
•How some simple investment accelerators can make the process go faster.
• How you can always have the cash to pay for vacations, new cars, or whatever else is important to you.
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The non-conscious part of the brain has powerful computational and goal achieving capabilities that are often neglected in the quest for financial prosperity. Non-conscious impulses travel at speeds of 100,000 miles per hour. This is about 800 times faster than conscious impulses, which travel at 120 to 140 miles per hour. The non-conscious part of the brain processes 400,000,000,000 bits of information per second, compared to about 2,000 bits per second by the conscious part of the brain. In many cases, the financial success or failure of an individual can be traced directly to non-conscious factors. By combining conscious goal-setting capabilities and unconscious goal-achieving capabilities, you can achieve new levels of success in building wealth.
The vast majority of books written on personal money management focus on the conscious-brain activities relating to spending, saving, budgeting, and more. Those are important, but insufficient. This book offers the necessary foundation around programming the non-conscious brain for financial prosperity, then builds on that foundation with common sense money management principles.
Intended to serve as an inclusive guide, The Secret to Money Mastery comprises two sections: first, a discussion on how to program the non-conscious brain to seek goals of financial prosperity, and second, an in-depth primer on sound financial practices.
Table of Contents:
• Chapter 1 - Day One: The Secret to Prosperity
-- The Law of Attraction
-- The Law of Gestation
-- The Law of Inspired Action
• Chapter 2 - Day Two: Your Picture of Financial Success
-- Exercises to create your own picture of financial prosperity
• Chapter 3 - Day Three: The Untapped Power of Your Nonconscious Brain
-- What We Now Know About Your Brain
-- Your Conscious and Nonconscious Brain
-- Reprogramming Your Nonconscious Brain
-- Faster, More Powerful Programming through Neural Technologies
• Chapter 4 - Day Four: Creating an Income
-- Creating an Income
-- Attributes of Success
-- Spending According to your own Value of Money
• Chapter 5 - Day Five: The Power of a Spending Plan
-- Level One: Priorities
-- Level Two: Systems
-- Level Three: Tools
• Chapter 6 - Day Six: Owning All that You Have Free and Clear
-- Debt--Planned Indentured Servitude
-- Credit Cards, Commercial Credit, Student Loans, Bankruptcy
-- An Automated Debt Repayment Plan
• Chapter 7 - Day Seven: Create an Abundance
-- What Investing Is
-- Investing is a Plan, Investment Products, Investment Procedures
-- Your Investment Plan
-- Self-Education, Your Advisors
-- Cash Flow Comes from Assets
-- Assets Can Be Created
-- Saving vs. Investing
-- How to Invest Safely and Easily - A Starter Investment Plan
• Chapter 8 - Day Eight: Make Your Mortgage Smart
-- A Smart Mortgage--Two Examples
-- How a Smart Mortgage Works
-- The Anatomy of a Mortgage
-- How You Do It
• Chapter 9 - Day Nine: More Control with Multiple Savings Accounts
-- The Emergency Fund
-- Fun/Gifts Account
-- Car Savings Account
-- Investment Savings Account
-- House Pre-payments Account
• Resources
Excerpts
From Chapter 1:
Over the last decade or so, a number of books, movies, and audio programs have been produced that describe how we can utilize the Law of Attraction in our lives. These works show how to leverage those scientific principles we live in and with each day more fully in order to deliberately attract into our lives those things that we most desire. This book, The Secret to Money Mastery, focuses more narrowly on those principles and practices that can dramatically accelerate your quest for financial prosperity.
The Secret to Money Mastery comprises two primary sections. The first section helps you tune your mind in order to leverage the vast potential power in your nonconscious mind that your conscious mind may only be dimly aware of. The second section helps you establish practices and habits in accordance with the Law of Inspired Action, each of which will continue to build your financial prosperity nearly automatically once they are put in place.
This book is divided into chapters, each of which you should be able to complete in a single day or a single sitting. At the end of the nine days, you will have an entire set of processes humming along on their own, that carry you forward automatically with minimal ongoing thought or effort. The tuning of your mind and the establishment of automatic processes will work together in an incredibly powerful way to carry you toward your own picture of financial success.
An important note is that this book is intended to be a starting place, rather than a complete and comprehensive guide. For this reason, the Resources section at the end of the book is every bit as important as what you will find in the chapters themselves. Take full advantage of what you find in the other books in the Resources section in order to expand upon what you learn here.
Now, let’s begin by reviewing the Law of Attraction....
From Chapter 3:
At some point, you may have heard a variation of this idea: As humans, we only use less than 10 percent of the capacity of our brains. If we were able to use the full capacity of our brains, we would have a creative and analytical ability that would be greater than that of Einstein.
This was a concept that was taught in various forms during the 1960’s and 1970’s, based on what was known about the brain at that time. Up until then, our ability to study the brain was very limited....
We now know that the computational and processing capability of the nonconscious part of your brain is staggeringly powerful.
Impulses in the nonconscious brain travel at speeds of 100,000 miles per hour. This is about 800 times faster than conscious thought impulses, which travel at about 120 to 140 mph.
The nonconscious portion of your brain processes about 400,000,000,000 bits of information per second. Your conscious brain processes only about 2,000 bits of information per second.
Your nonconscious brain stores and remembers one hundred percent of everything it ever perceives or experiences, forever. Your conscious brain can typically remember random facts for only about twenty seconds, unless there is some special reason to remember them for longer, and only with special aids and associations.
If you were to think of these differences in processing power allegorically in terms of computer processing power, the conscious brain would be equivalent to a fairly standard desktop or laptop computer, but the nonconscious brain would be equivalent to a powerful supercomputer. However, the nonconscious brain has some interesting limitations.
•The nonconscious brain cannot set any goals on its own. It simply acts relentlessly and inexorably to achieve whatever goal is provided to it.
•The nonconscious brain has no concept of past or future. Everything is simply now to it.
This first point is the one that is of particular interest to us here, especially when we contrast it with the conscious brain. The conscious brain is exceptionally good at setting goals, but is exceptionally poor at achieving them. In fact, the conscious brain can only carry you forward several hours or perhaps a couple of days into a new resolution. Anyone who has set a resolution to lose weight may be familiar with this. You may have set your resolution first thing in the morning with the best of intentions and a full commitment. But eight hours later you get hungry. If you’re like me, you may have found yourself sitting on the kitchen counter, going through the cupboards, and eating anything you could get your hands on.
The nonconscious brain, on the other hand, is spectacularly capable of achieving goals, but is totally and completely incapable of setting goals. Once a goal is established in the nonconscious brain, however, it will continue to seek after that goal, no matter what, awake or asleep, until that goal is achieved.
So, it is apparent that a partnership of the conscious brain and the nonconscious brain would be beneficial. Under this partnership, the conscious brain would envision and set the goals and the nonconscious brain would then go about achieving them for us. That is exactly what we want to accomplish here....
From Chapter 5:
Up until now, we have focused on planting the seed of your picture of financial prosperity that we discussed back on Day One, when we first talked about the Law of Attraction. Beginning today, we will begin exploring some very concrete steps you can take to cultivate and nourish the seed, as part of living the Law of Inspired Action.
Those who have developed financial prosperity will assure you that having a reasonably adequate income is only half the battle. The next significant milestone is to determine how much of our income we actually keep. This chapter will give you some very specific steps you can follow to do exactly that.
The method to gain control of your cash flow that I'll show you is not the only method that will work. There are literally hundreds of methods described in self-help financial books that line shelves throughout the country. Almost any of them will work for anyone who is willing to apply its principles.
This particular method is one that I developed after a fairly extensive search, and is a hybrid of a number of different methods I've studied. I was looking for something I could recommend to any of my clients, but that would satisfy me personally in my efforts to keep my own finances under control.
The beauty of this particular method is that anyone can use it. Every time I had ever tried to recommend any other method to a client I ran across one of two scenarios. Either the method was too constricting and didn't allow the clients the freedom they needed for spontaneity, or it didn't give them the control they needed over their finances.
I've found that people have a whole range of needs for financial control. On one end of the spectrum are people like accountants and engineers who can't bear the thought of their bank accounts not balancing to the exact penny. These people often feel that they have to account for every single purchase and every single cent they spend.
At the other extreme are people who tend to be artistic or whose talents lie in dealing with people. One of my clients who fit in this category was happy if her checking account was balanced plus or minus $100.
Spending Plans are like pairs of shoes. No two people have exactly the same needs, and one person's plan will generally not fit another person. You need to figure out where you fit in the spectrum.
Since everyone needs different levels of financial control in their lives, this method allows three general levels of control. These three levels can be tailored to fit the specific needs of everyone I've ever worked with. The most basic level deals with spending priorities—making sure that what money you do spend goes to the things that are truly important to you, and not just trivialities. The second level deals with systems, and outlines how you can use your bank accounts to begin the steps of accumulating an abundance or surplus. The third level deals with the tools themselves. The tools it describes will provide the absolute maximum of control over finances—and they are surprisingly easy to use.
The fantastic thing is that you don't have to use all three levels to achieve your picture of financial prosperity. Even if you only use the first level—Priorities—it will help you get there faster. Using Levels Two and Three will each add to the amount of control you have over your money and will speed up how quickly you get there.
So, let's look at the method....
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