Best Solutions To Money Worries
The best solutions to money worries are founded on spiritual values.
Here are seven steps to help you conquer your financial concerns:
1. Remind yourself to think creatively. Remember it is impossible to develop creative thoughts out of a mind that is worried. Therefore, ask God to give you a peaceful mind through which He can send an answer to your problem.
2. Remind yourself that God will supply all your needs out of His vast abundance.
3. Ask yourself if you are thinking lack. There is a curious law that if you think lack you tend to create a condition of lack. Shift your thoughts to abundance and believe that God is now in the process of giving it to you.
4. Read and study various methods of money management. There are techniques which others have discovered and proved. Add their knowledge to yours.
5. Plan and pray over your expenditures as a family, and each member will feel pride and cooperation as the budget is controlled.
6. Practice the good old American principle of thrift and frugality. This requires spiritual power for it involves self-discipline.
7. Take all your bills; lay them on the table then ask God what to do about them. Ask Him for a definite plan of financing. Then systematize your expenses, your debts, and your income on the basis of the insight you receive through prayers.
Excerpted from What’s Your Trouble? by Norman Vincent Peale. Copyright © 1980 by Peale Center for Christian Living.
Here are seven steps to help you conquer your financial concerns:
1. Remind yourself to think creatively. Remember it is impossible to develop creative thoughts out of a mind that is worried. Therefore, ask God to give you a peaceful mind through which He can send an answer to your problem.
2. Remind yourself that God will supply all your needs out of His vast abundance.
3. Ask yourself if you are thinking lack. There is a curious law that if you think lack you tend to create a condition of lack. Shift your thoughts to abundance and believe that God is now in the process of giving it to you.
4. Read and study various methods of money management. There are techniques which others have discovered and proved. Add their knowledge to yours.
5. Plan and pray over your expenditures as a family, and each member will feel pride and cooperation as the budget is controlled.
6. Practice the good old American principle of thrift and frugality. This requires spiritual power for it involves self-discipline.
7. Take all your bills; lay them on the table then ask God what to do about them. Ask Him for a definite plan of financing. Then systematize your expenses, your debts, and your income on the basis of the insight you receive through prayers.
Excerpted from What’s Your Trouble? by Norman Vincent Peale. Copyright © 1980 by Peale Center for Christian Living.
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