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I am not sure if thrift is part and parcel of Chinese’s culture. What I know is that I was brought up with the thinking that there are alot of things in this world that my family cannot afford, and I should not compare my situation with other rich people. Failing which, I would make myself miserable. Thus, I must be contented with what I have, even though there’s a little unhappiness or a tinge of envy hidden somewhere. I must say my mindset is shaped in this way. Only when I was exposed to the concept of law of attraction, that I see the root of all successes begin with the correct thinking. If I think in terms of lack, I will limit myself and abilities to have what I want. The converse is true, if I think abundance, I will have lots. That is why I changed the tagline of this blog to “living a life of abundance“.
Teacher Keane said before, “live below your means” is one of the most limiting phrases to be used. It tells you subtly that you should know your limits and stay in there! Read more...[caption id="attachment_3998" align="alignright" width="150" caption="Photo by Sir Mervs dose"][/caption]
I am not sure if thrift is part and parcel of Chinese’s culture. What I know is that I was brought up with the thinking that there are alot of things in this world that my family cannot afford, and I should not compare my situation with other rich people. Failing which, I would make myself miserable. Thus, I must be contented with what I have, even though there’s a little unhappiness or a tinge of envy hidden somewhere. I must say my mindset is shaped in this way. Only when I was exposed to the concept of law of attraction, that I see the root of all successes begin with the correct thinking. If I think in terms of lack, I will limit myself and abilities to have what I want. The converse is true, if I think abundance, I will have lots. That is why I changed the tagline of this blog to “living a life of abundance“.
Teacher Keane said before, “live below your means” is one of the most limiting phrases to be used. It tells you subtly that you should know your limits and stay in there! Read more...
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I am not sure if thrift is part and parcel of Chinese’s culture. What I know is that I was brought up with the thinking that there are alot of things in this world that my family cannot afford, and I should not compare my situation with other rich people. Failing which, I would make myself miserable. Thus, I must be contented with what I have, even though there’s a little unhappiness or a tinge of envy hidden somewhere. I must say my mindset is shaped in this way. Only when I was exposed to the concept of law of attraction, that I see the root of all successes begin with the correct thinking. If I think in terms of lack, I will limit myself and abilities to have what I want. The converse is true, if I think abundance, I will have lots. That is why I changed the tagline of this blog to “living a life of abundance“.
Teacher Keane said before, “live below your means” is one of the most limiting phrases to be used. It tells you subtly that you should know your limits and stay in there! Read more...
