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Limitation built through habit

Millions of people go through life in poverty and want because they have made destructive use of the law of  habit. Not understanding either the law of habit or the law of attraction through which "Like attracts Like." those who remain in poverty, seldom realize that they are where they are as the results of their own acts.

Fix in your mind the thought that your ability is limited to a given earning capacity and you will never earn more than that the law of habit will, set up a definite limitation of the amount you can earn.

Your subconscious mind will accept this limitation, and very soon you will feel yourself "slipping" until finally you will become so hedged in by a fear of poverty that opportunity will no longer knock at your door, your doom will be sealed, your fate fixed.

The formation of the habit of saving does not mean that you shall limit your earning capacity it means that just the opposite that you shall apply this law so that it not only conserves what you do earn, in a systematic manner, but it also places you in the way of greater opportunity and gives you the vision, the self-confidence, the imagination, the enthusiasm, the initiative and leadership to actually increase your earning capacity.

Stating this great law in another way, when you thoroughly understand the law of habit you may ensure yourself success in the great game of money-making by "playing both ends of that game against the middle."

First through your definite chief aim, you set up in your mind an accurate, definite description of what you want, including the amount of money you intend to earn. Then your subconscious mind takes over this picture you have created and uses it as a blueprint, chart, or map by which to mold your thoughts and actions into practical plans for attaining the object of your chief aim, or purpose. Through the law of habit you keep the object of your definite chief aim fixed in your mind until it becomes firmly and permanently implanted there. This practice will destroy the poverty consciousness and set up in its place a prosperity consciousness. You will actually begin to demand prosperity, you will begin to expect it, you will begin to prepare your self to receive it and to use it wisely, thus paving the way or setting the stage for the development of the habit of saving.

Second, having in this manner increased your earning power, you will then make further use of the law if habit by provision

Therefore, as your earnings increases your savings will, likewise, increase in proportion.

By urging yourself on and demanding of yourself increased earning power on the one hand, and by systematically laying aside a definite amount of all your earnings, on the other hand you will son reach the point at which you have removed all imaginary limitations from your own mind and you will then be well started on the road toward financial independence.

Nothing could be more practical or more easily accomplished than this.

Reverse the operation of the law of habit by setting up in your mind the fear of poverty, and very soon this fear will reduce your earning capacity until you will be barely able to earn sufficient money to take care of your actual necessities.

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