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opportunities that will present themselves.
Often having just one amazing idea and being willing to work to bring it to the public has made someone wealthy. When you allow yourself to be creative and open to the Universe's way of responding to your vibration of abundance, you may come up with an idea that generates great wealth. Look at the bestseller lists and you'll see that many of the books were written by people who were living ordinary lives until something happened to them that they ended up writing about. You might have a story that has the potential to touch people's hearts and uplift them or to benefit them in some other way. You might have a clever idea that turns out to be a great solution to a vexing problem. Maybe you'll invent a product or service that millions of people will find useful.
Moreover, don't get stuck thinking that the only way in which you can get money is by earning it: exchanging a specific amount of work for a specific amount of money. You never know when a bonus, a windfall, or an unexpected source of cash will show up. Recently, I read in the newspaper that in Japan people are finding cash in their mailboxes and in public bathrooms. The police speculate that the money is coming from some people who, for whatever reason, want to share their wealth anonymously with strangers. Some of the stacks of cash discovered in bathrooms came with a note urging the finder to enjoy the money and put it toward a good purpose. In one apartment building, several unrelated people received the equivalent of $1,000 in cash in their mailbox, with no explanation.
What's interesting to me is that many of the recipients said they felt wary and uncomfortable about their find. Perhaps because they hadn't earned it, they didn't feel that they deserved to have it. Many of them called the police to report this "suspicious" money, and now the authorities have promised to hold it until someone claims it. Isn't it interesting that some people so strongly believe they have to earn any money they receive that they can't simply enjoy an unexpected windfall? What would you do if you found cash and couldn't locate the owner? How would you feel about the money?
I think most people would enjoy having the cash, but many might also feel