Share a lesson you wish you had learned earlier in life.
👉🏿 Preamble – Dab on Em
There are many things that come to mind when I see this prompt.
However, today, I am going to have to say:
“You can only have what you already have.“
👋🏾 Introduction – I’m Havin’
You can only have what you already have.
It seems to be a circular statement on the surface, but it is much deeper than that.
It contains all we have and all we will ever be in those 8 words.
Why?
Everything that we have is something we had to have.
The phone or computer you are reading these words… had to have it.
Look around your house with me… that… that… that too… had to have it.
It all started as a thought now you have it in your physical presence.
💡 The TMI – Momma Say
I watched Bob Proctor as a child. Think and Grow Rich teaching would often find its way into my childhood mentality.
When my mother finally saw me, she cut it off and said, “He is the devil.“
Then Tony Rollins would find its way onto my glowing TV screen.
When my mother finally saw me, she cut it off and said, “He is a scamner.“
But each time, a new wealth teacher would find their way in front of my childhood eyes.
My mother never showed/told me anything about money but how to count it.
So, I studied about acquiring wealth my whole adult life.
My thought was that wealth alluded me until I finally looked up the word wealth.
And realized I was already wealthy my whole life.
What I actually want is material riches in the form of money.
Okay, so what’s the Point? 🤨
Had my mother showed or taught me a money mindset, I would have been better equipped to go after my goals and dreams that required monetary costs above my childhood pay grades.
Now, as I look at the rest of the time I have left in the 3rd dimensions, I know I have the final piece of the puzzle of acquiring money.
“You can only have what you already have.”
Wow, 8 powerful words.
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