THE MONEY GAME

The practice of acknowledging our unconditional abundance pays great dividends. Highlighting the story of Thing 1 & Thing 2 living in two entirely different homes (one receives great gratitude, the other simply lives on a shelf), the emphasis is on the question, "Where would Thing 3 choose to live?" Money is a thing. The more we are grateful for what we have, the more "things" come in. The more we ignore what we have, the more we live in poverty or lack.

Money, being a secrative topic, is usually "serious business." The heaviness associated money contibutes to its lack of desire to live with you. The Money Game, however, is just that, a game. If you play the game, you win. If you ignore the game or pretend it isn't a game, you get the natural consequence of participating in that heaviness and that seriousness doesn't bring great rewards. Thing 3 isn't interested to live in isolation. Would you if you had a choice?

The fun element of The Money Game helps make it work. Although the silliness may seemingly appear to be a disconnect from reality, it is certainly not. It is a shifting of reality, which is necessary to manifest greater results, especially as it relates to money in the house. Think of The Joker in Batman asking, "Why so serious?" That's a very good question and one that has no supportive answer except to remind you to come from your place of your unconditional abundance. In doing so, you let the work work for you.