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Mar 12 •
Day 25 - dismissing forms of abundance
- Many of us unconsciously reject small or subtle forms of abundance because they don’t match our expectations. - Example: A $5 tip, a kind word, or a minor opportunity might feel “too small” to matter. - Recognizing what we dismiss is the first step in expanding our capacity to receive.this is the”not enough” mindset. - The belief that abundance must be big, flashy, or dramatic limits our ability to see wealth in everyday life. - This often comes from cultural messages or internalized scarcity: “If it’s not huge, it’s not valuable.” - Every small form of abundance is a building block for bigger flows. - Accepting small forms of abundance changes our energetic alignment: Increases receptivity Improves self-worth Signals to the universe (or our subconscious) that we are ready for bigger opportunities - So where have you been dismissing “smaller” forms of abundance?
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I just realized I never truly appreciate compliments from my mom bc I don’t believe her bc she’s my mom. Whenever she would say I looked nice growing up I thought she was lying bc she always said it. Wow that’s a whole lifetime of not receiving 😱 When I was little, my moms dad would give me a $20 bill and my dads dad would give me a $5 bill. I never appreciated the $5 in comparison to the $20. 😬 🤦🏽♀️ Currently I see I still dismiss the compliments from my mother. 😳 I never want to sell my clothes on Poshmark or small things for peanuts that would add up bc I don’t feel it’s worth the effort. I don’t see the point but maybe if I put a bunch of stuff up at prices that move then I’d make something lol. I also don’t really find joy in that process so that’s another thing but maybe if I looked at the value/quantity differently. Then it would be easier to get myself to storage and sell. There def is a scarcity factor there. The idea of selling it for less and then buying for more later when and IF it’s ever needed! Haha feeling like I should get over there and pull a few things to sell as an action step to this prompt
Mar 9 •
Day 24 - noticing receiving
Abundance grows where we notice it. Attention shapes perception. When we start noticing small or unexpected financial blessings, we train our awareness to recognize where abundance is already present. This does not magically create money on its own. But it changes our relationship with money. Instead of constantly bracing for loss, we begin to recognize that support has appeared before. And that shift in perception can increase openness and creativity around opportunities. If we don’t acknowledge a gift, it’s almost akin to not receiving it at all. So let’s acknowledge the gifts of money showing up unexpectedly when we needed it.
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I just remembered yesterday that I still have a savings account with money in it in my Australian bank from when I lived there. When I came back from India a few years ago I knew I was coming back with cc debt and no job. I was very nervous about that and when I looked inside my cash savings box I had much more than I actually thought. It was a relief. Back in 2020 I went to go visit my family in Florida. I wanted to rent a car to drive from Orlando to Ft. Lauderdale to see my gpa. My cousin sent me off with her car. I was so surprised at the gift of lending me her car. That was great. It saved me a good amount. Pre-2020 I worked at a job that gave me surprise bonuses. I kept these bonuses in a very specific account for my fun and adventure/ plant ceremony fund. There was a very specific magic to that. Oo and feeling in to that abundance is bringing a particular sort of magic atm that I had not recognized to this degree before :). Thanks for this one @Tulinh Tran I’m so excited to create another account as fun/adventure/travel fund .. wow that feels soooo good in my body 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
May 20 •
NVIDIA BEATS! It keeps going 🚊
🚨NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) reported Q1 EPS of $1.87, $0.10 better than the analyst estimate of $1.77. Revenue for the quarter came in at $81.6 billion versus the consensus estimate of $79.19 billion. GUIDANCE: NVIDIA sees Q2 2027 revenue of $91 billion, versus the consensus of $87.36 billion. Revenue is expected to be $91.0 billion, plus or minus 2%. NVIDIA is not assuming any Data Center compute revenue from China in its outlook. GAAP and non-GAAP gross margins are expected to be 74.9% and 75.0%, respectively, plus or minus 50 basis points. GAAP and non-GAAP operating expenses are expected to be approximately $8.5 billion and $8.3 billion, respectively.
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What do you think about investing in ford? Or motor companies as such? I was exploring some different stocks and researching some lower buy ins for newer investors and it came up along with a bunch of others. I researched some ai stuff too like chat gpt and Claude. They are not on the market yet but I feel like they would be good to follow maybe? 🤷🏽♀️. When ford appeared I got a grounded feeling in my body. It’s relatively low and feels like something I could start with to practice/exercise my muscle. something I am interested in- cars :). Something I can comprehend lol.
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@Tulinh Tran I decided to give it a shot. I bought 2 shares with some of that money I had “found” in my fidelity account :). I was going to ask you how do we know when we are ready to start investing. And then I realized the feeling I had in my body when I started reading about ford last night. I decided that this would be a great way for me to start exploring and make it playful. Trust my bodily sensations, and practice moving from a place of calm. And it seems like that’s a good way for me to test out and learn if I am ready to start investing. It feels good to be thinking like this and keeping aware of my body and feels around it. <$30 for two shares to see how I feel and what I am ready for. I feel a gentle smile about it. So whether or not it truly is a good one to have it’s a good entry point for me for where I’m at all things considered I think :). To have something that is easy for me to practice following and learning the ways of an investor. So I’m kinda gently celebrating my whole perception im this experience : )
Apr 2 •
Accountability!
Hello fam, since we are starting 40 days of Financial Clarity to know our numbers and create/strengthen the financial systems and structures we currently employ - to create the strong river banks for the flow of money in our lives...I think some accountability might be helpful! Drop a note in this section if you want accountability, to be witnessed or seen in a micro habit you're trying to build, a pattern you want to break, or anything that you're starting that might desire support!
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@Tulinh Tran amazing, thank you
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Update here. I decided to ask my attorney who is working on my mva case about it. To see his thoughts since it’s related with timeframe. He sent a letter for me. So we are going to see what comes of that. But I am giving myself that accessed my current resources to move forward in this :). Will update more.
May 11 •
Day 24 - Where do I already demonstrate financial strength?
Most people are trained to focus only on what is missing financially. This question shifts attention toward evidence of capability, resilience, intelligence, and survival. And while the 40 days of Financial Clarity is to bring awareness and clarity into the exact numbers of our accounts, on the plus and minus sides, it's also to bring awareness to our patterns and also our strengths. As someone with ADHD and on the Autism spectrum, and raising 3 kids on her own, I realized I had to lean on my strengths to get to where I wanted to go, NOT spend time and energy on my weaknesses (of which there are so many). Many people say: - “I’m bad with money” - “I always struggle” - “I’m behind” But I want you to ask yourself: Is that really true?? because evidence might say: - You kept a roof over your head during hard times - You raised children - You recovered from losses - You built savings before - You're consistently saving (even $5/wk compounds) - You paid off debt - You learned investing - You increased income - You survived losing a job Please share today, where do you already demonstrate financial strength?
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I survived losing my job in 2020
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@Tulinh Tran thank you 🫶🏽
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