“10 Principles of Abundance and Prosperity to Enhance Your Business and Life.”

“10 Principles of Abundance and Prosperity to Enhance Your Business and Life.” 

1. 1. Outflowing: Outflowing is about being a giver. It’s about acknowledging what you have to give and asking yourself, What can I contribute today? It’s about being completely selfless and focusing on the support you can give people around you. At the end of the day, what you put out comes back to you and multiplies.
   2. Clearing: You can’t live a life full of possibility if you’re holding onto negative thoughts or beliefs. This could mean that you need to clear with yourself or someone else. This is not to be confused with complaining or placing blame. Clearing means coming from a responsible place to create an open and loving life. It does not mean you should be defensive.
   3. Integrity: Integrity is pretty straightforward. When you’re coming from an ethical, principled place, and being your word, you establish credibility.
   4. Visualization: Visualization is huge for me. When I was playing football, I would always visualize the plays before they happened, and I do the same thing in business. The most important thing when visualizing is that you’re focused on what you want, rather than what you don’t want. Vision boards are great exercises for this.
   5. Affirmation: Affirmation is all about opening up a possibility for your business and for your life. Think about all of the areas in your life that are challenging for you. The idea of affirmation is to empower yourself to achieve some of your most challenging goals.
   6. Declaration: Walt Disney said, “If you can dream it, you can do it.” That’s the exact purpose of creating a declaration. A few years ago, I started setting one or two goals per year; then I would write it down on what I call a certificate of achievement and hang it on the wall. It’s a constant reminder of what I am working toward.
   7. Persistence: While I have my goals established, it takes persistence to constantly work toward them every moment of every day. I need to dig deep to stay committed to those goals rather than just thinking about them.
   8. Surrendering: Surrendering doesn’t mean giving up. It means avoiding an obsession with what the result looks like. Sometimes it takes shifting our goals to open up even bigger opportunities for us. This can happen simply by asking yourself two questions: What worked? What didn’t work?
   9. Sourcing: You are the source of everything that happens in your life. Sourcing is the awareness that everything is up to you while also taking responsibility for whatever happens. There is a lesson in everything. You just have to have the courage to ask yourself what that lesson is.
   10. Surrounding: This is a big one. Whether it is your team or your friends, it’s important to surround yourself with people who are on the same level as you when it comes to vision, language and the things that matter. This also means cutting out toxic relationships in a responsible way.