This is the second part to Episode 108 on the economic value of certainty, so how do we develop this type of certainty?
Where we don't become victims to circumstances and situations?
How can I develop real power?
Honor your word.
It's really that simple.
DO WHAT YOU SAID YOU WERE GOING TO DO.
There's a power inside of us that cannot be given to us; we have to create it from within.
I know that when I declare an impossibility that I'm committed to, I know that regardless of what happens in my life, that power becomes a reality.
When you know that you make a commitment and it's as good as done, you'll never worry about money.
The moment that you, yes, you, say that you're going to do something and you KNOW you're going to do it, you're not going to worry about money anymore.
Think about this throughout your whole life; when you say your'e going to do something and KNOW that you're going to do it, you don't worry about how people around you are operating. You do what you have to do because you're strong enough to accept that power.
This may mean that in order to do what you say you're going to do, you need to limit what you you do and take on less.
It is our language that creates our reality, so when we say we are going to do something, we get it done. This is critical if you're going to create.
Powerful people learn how to communicate in a manner that gets them what they want.
Ask yourself:
* How do we develop the certainty that comes with power?
* What do I need to do to stop operating as a victim with my circumstances and situations?
* What areas in my life do I need to simplify in order to complete what it is that I say I was going to do?
Keep your commitments and learn how to speak powerfully like a professional producer because you're operating as your best you.
This is the Prosperity Revolution, a daily podcast that will help you revolutionize your personal world which will allow you to then change your outer world.
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The Revolution Has Begun.
Love you,
Setema Gali - The Reverend of the Revolution
