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We’ve all heard some version of the saying, “The more you give, the more you get.” It sounds nice, but a skeptical part of us always wonders if it’s true.

Does the universe really work like a vending machine? If I put in $20 to charity, does a $50 opportunity spit out at the bottom?

The honest answer is no. It doesn’t work like that. But the deeper truth is that giving does create abundance, just not in the transactional way we imagine. The secret isn't in the act of giving itself, but in the mindset behind it.

Think about it in two ways:

1. The "Trader" Mindset

This is when you give with a hidden expectation of a return. You donate, but you’re secretly keeping a tally, waiting for the universe to pay you back. While the act is generous, the mindset is still one of scarcity—a belief that…

We’ve all been there. You look at your bank account after the bills are paid, and a knot forms in your stomach.

You start to worry: "Will this be enough? What if something happens? How can I get more?" We treat our money like a small cup of water that we have to guard at all costs.

But what if money isn't a cup of water to be hoarded? What if it's a river?

Your fear tells you that the river might run dry, so you have to protect every drop you have. This is the Scarcity Mindset. It makes you anxious, fearful, and it actually stops the flow of opportunity into your life.

Money that sits still under a mattress of fear loses its power.

The truth is, money is a current of energy and value that flows through our economy and our lives. You are not meant to…

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Your biggest case of the year is stuck in underwriting.

Your advisor is calling for updates. The client is getting anxious. And you're caught in the middle, completely powerless over the timeline.

The natural instinct is to apologize and say, "Sorry, the home office is moving slow." This makes you a messenger.

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