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 Can You Be Just as Happy with Only $48,000,000?

It’s a natural enough to sigh occasionally and say “A lot of money would make me happy” when we really mean “A lot of money would make me rich.”

Here’s what Arnold Schwarzenegger has to say about this subject.

“Money doesn't make you happy. I now have $50 million, but I was just as happy when I had $48 million.”

And he should know. Most sources estimate his net worth at around $100,000,000. In just two years (2000-2001), he earned over $57,000,000.

Here’s why our understanding of money and happiness is important.

If we harbor the unconscious attitude that money is undesirable and large sums of money are even more undesirable, the mind will short-circuit our best used rv refrigerators to get rich. Too often, the mind misinterprets the thought “money isn’t everything” or “money doesn’t make you happy” and turns it into a general belief that “money is bad.”

This is because the mind generalizes and deletes as it processes information. So the statement “money doesn’t make you happy” may used 5th wheel rv the mind to leap to the generalization that it isn’t good at all. In the process, we delete all the instances where money (and lots of it) would be wonderful.

Therefore, thoughts like “money isn’t everything” or “money doesn’t make you happy” may cause us to marginalize our relationship with money on an used rv refrigerators level. And since unconscious attitudes resonate beneath our everyday awareness, we can misfire at crucial moments and not understand why or how fortune slipped away.

I’ve observed this many times in good people who sincerely desire success and are willing to work for it. Obviously, this is not an issue for “the governator.” I infer that he realizes that used recreational vehicle for sale doesn’t buy happiness and, at the same time, realizes that large sums of money (even very large sums) are wonderful.

Here’s a technique I designed to challenge any thought or feeling that “money is bad” and interferes with your happiness.

Take a deep breath. Elevate your gaze as if looking at an imaginary point just above a distant horizon.

Call to mind an image of a dollar bill, the dollar sign, a stack of money, or any other image of physical money that occurs to you.