What is the likelihood of you having all you want?

The only way to make money - by thinking

The last time I checked, the odds of winning the UK National Lottery jackpot was 1 in 14 million, and for £100,000, the odds were about 1 in 2,330,630.

What if I told you the odds of you being successful – financial, emotional, spiritual – are in your favour would you believe me?

Well, they are, the odds are on your side and have always been. The question is, are you willing to think and act, commit yourself to doing what most people don’t and will never do.

Consider the construction of a house. Anyone planning to build a house follows a construction process and builds the house using an established system. They start with a plan of the house, then move on to the main construction phases, which include digging a foundation, constructing the floor, walls and finally the roof. They follow a method to achieve their dream

The same is true of your goals; you need to follow an established process. Take the making of money for example, how do you make money? How are people making money?

Start from the end - work back if you will. Trace your intended result back to find out what causes it. What you will learn is the process you will need to go through to achieve what you want. Copy the process and you will get the same result every time.

You and I live in a world ruled by laws, of which one is the law of cause and effect, meaning everything happens for a reason. We sow what we reap and get set results by doing things in a certain way.

In short, everything depends on you taking the steps proven to lead you to your desired goal. The simple act of thinking, drawing up a plan of action and sticking to it is all it takes to make money. Those who do such things become wealthy, whether they achieve that end intentionally or by accident.

If you really want to make money, you have only to set your mind on it, and follow a proven method, as you would do when building a house and realising your aim will be definite. Much better than playing the lottery don’t you think?