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approached his boss to talk about how he might be able to fulfill his quota without having to be in a situation where he feared for his very job if he failed. As it turned out, Dave's boss was open to being creative and considering all the many options for increasing sales. Ultimately, Dave, his boss, and the other salespeople in the company came up with some clever ways to sell more of their product that they'd overlooked before because they were all so focused on achieving their specific goals by a specific time. As soon as the salespeople let go of their fears, they were able to use more effective, more relaxed selling techniques, and everyone's sales began to increase right away.
When bills start stacking up, it's important to resist negative emotions and to trust in the timing of the Universe. Some of my clients become very negative every tax season and actually experience a mild depression. One of them has said that she becomes depressed in the springtime on the anniversary of starting her business if she hasn't met her particular goals for the year because she feels disappointed in herself. What I always tell my clients is that the Universe has its own timing, and if you actively choose to create positive emotions about money- including the emotion of abundance-then it's only a matter of time before the physical world begins to reflect your inner state of wealth.
You switch into negative emotions the moment you begin worrying and thinking, But when is the money coming? As you change your vibration to one of lack and fear, you start repelling the riches that are on their way to you ... so the trick to creating abundance is to stop wearing a watch! I don't mean that literally, of course. What I mean is that you need to have enough cash flow, credit, and good money-management skills to be able to keep your bills paid as you're waiting for the wealth to come in.
I have two clients who both work in an industry that's notoriously slow to pay its vendors. One has never accepted that this is how the industry works, and he constantly has cash-flow problems. He gets scared and angry and blames his customers for his situation. Year after year, he has struggled with this problem and still is plagued by it. The other client decided to accept that the industry is slow paying and made sure to have savings available to him, as well as credit so that he could borrow money whenever finances were tight.