Ever wonder why you can’t get ahead financially?
Wondering why your bills are piling up, your bank account is low, and you continue to struggle for the basic necessities of life?
Wonder why you can’t take the trips you want, can’t buy a newer, better car?
This is happening because you haven’t learned the law of use and circulation.
Author and metaphysician, Florence Scovel Shinn puts it this way:
“Money is God in manifestation, as freedom from want and limitation, but it must always be kept in circulation and put to right uses.”
So your money has to always be in circulation and never hoarded. There should be no fear in letting it go out, because like a refreashing river of water that must have an outlet to thrive, so your money must have an outlet.
This is I call the Money Cycle. It simply means that money flows in and out of my life when I freely give to others, express gratitude, and get money back.
Applying the money cycle to your life could have a similar affect. It requires releasing all fear and anxiety over money. It might be hard but with practice you can do it.
You can learn more about the Money Cycle in the upcoming teleclass called Your Right to be Rich. Are you ready to be a part of this revolution? Are you ready to learn how to apply the law of cause and effect, the law of giving and receiving, the law of reciprocity, the law of attraction, and the law of abundance to your life?
Samantha A. Gregory is an author, consultant, and speaker. She’s a single-mom lifestyle, money, and parenting expert featured in The Washington Post, The New York Times, Essence Magazine, HuffPost, ABC News, and Mint.com.
Samantha founded the award-winning RichSingleMomma.com™, the first online magazine featuring personal finance, parenting, and personal development content and courses for single moms.
She aims to inspire women who are ready to thrive and not just survive in their single motherhood journey. Connect with her on Instagram @richsinglemomma.
I’m not sure I understand how this works, my monthly income is around $1,000 with little ups and downs and all of my money is spent (back in circulation) within 45 days of receiving it. Since the money already has a place to go (rent, food, student loan, etc) I don’t have a surplus that I can give; I once tried giving and found myself delaying utility payments until I started getting shutoff notices.
@Terry You hare in quite a tough financial situation but not an impossible one. Giving is not always about money but about the heart. If you will think of other valuable “assets” you have to give such as time, talent, and even things that are in good condition that you can give to someone in need you will find that you do have a surplus. Your giving will attract more things into your life.
When I was in a similar financial position as you when my daughter was young I had a friend who had just had a baby. I had plenty of clothes, toys, a bed, and other baby items I didn’t need any more but was in good condition. I gave my friend everything I had with gratitude. Soon I started receiving more, not from my friend but from other sources. I had no thought of what I would receive but only that I took pleasure in the giving.
I gave my time and talents to community organizations and I eventually got to know people who could help me get a better, higher paying job. Though I didn’t have money to give I had time, talent, and things to put into circulation. I hope this helps you understand how it works even without a surplus of money.