Limits? Nope, not me! - #positive

Limits are for those who don't believe in the universe.

You know you do it. You set a limit on what you are going for. I want $10. You set it at $10 because you don't want to seem greedy, or you are afraid to ask for too much, or your mother told you never to ask for more than you needed or... 

You get the picture. So, how do we stop the limit while not scaring all the old patterns that are ready to converge upon us if we ask for $11? Joe Vitale says there are two simple words you can add that open up that limit and allow the universe to give you more than you asked for. 

What are those two words? And More.

So, next time you mentally want $10, put it in the present tense and say "I have $10 or more". Release the limits, accept the universe is boundless and without end. Open yourself up to all your deserve.



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  1. Cara BristolDecember 8, 2012 at 4:58 AM

    How true. I think our biggest obstacle in life is that we set limits for ourselves, not only in what we think we should have or deserve or can get, but also by what we think is POSSIBLE. If our "vision" were greater, our achievements would be greater.

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