30 Days To Fire Up Your Creative Genius, Day 20: How Much Money Would You Like To Be Making? (VIDEO)

Note: Heiresses and tycoons may be excused from this exercise. And possibly students. And anyone with lots and lots of money socked away. Oh, and forest dwellers living off the grid.

It doesn't matter what you do for a living or from where your money flows; declaring how much money you want to earn, attract, and throw down is mighty empowering. Ideally, what you do for a living has something to do with your Creative Genius. It's always good to have your muse and your money in the same room.

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• Day 1: Welcome To '30 Days To Fire Up Your Creative Genius'
• Day 2: Where Are You Forcing Yourself To Be Better?
• Day 3: What Are You Intensely Interested In?

• Day 4: What's The Current Proportion Of Your Life?

• Day 5: Why Do You Want What You Want?

• Day 6: How Do You Want To Feel?

• Day 7: What's Underneath Your Definition Of Success?

• Day 8: What Have You Pulled Off?

• Day 9: What's Your Favorite Failure?

• Day 10: What Will You Approach As New?

• Day 11: What's On Your Stop Doing List?

• Day 12: What's Your Relationship To Time?

• Day 13: What Matters Most In Your Beingness?

• Day 14: What's Chronic, Repetitive Or Inflamed In Your Life?

• Day 15: Who Do You Admire?

• Day 16: What's Your Worldview?

• Day 17: What Do People Thank You For Most Often?

• Day 18: If You Knew That Your Art Would Support Your Life, How Would You Live?

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Comments

[viciousvirago]

07:45 PM on 05/07/2012

Before I had to quit work because of a severe ongoing illness which has forced me to retire permanently, I was making $l.3 million a year. That sounds like a lot, but after taxes and everything else, it wasn't.

I won a very large lawsuit (which I'm not allowed to discuss in depth) that added millions to my bank account, and a good thing, too, because without it, I'd be living in a cardboard shack now.

Money is relative to what you want to do with it. Me...I traveled and partied. But I did sock away a lot of loot for a rainy day and it seems to be raining every day for the last couple of years.

[OtayPanky]

12:06 AM on 05/07/2012

Blogger: It doesn't matter what you do for a living or from where your money flows; declaring how much money you want to earn, attract, and throw down is mighty empowering.

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I GOT MY MIND ON MY MONEY AND MY MONEY ON MY MIND!