Are you ready to jump-start your fi­nan­cial wealth in 2019? I thought so, that’s why I’ve cre­at­ed 10 awe­some mon­ey tips that you can use to man­i­fest more abun­dance in­to your dai­ly life RIGHT NOW! But first, let’s talk LOA (Law of At­trac­tion) & man­i­fes­ta­tion. If you think man­i­fes­ta­tion is a lit­tle too “out there” or “woo woo” for you, just hear me out.

The word “man­i­fes­ta­tion” sim­ply means to bring some­thing in­to be­ing and us­ing the Law of At­trac­tion, which when bro­ken down at its core sim­ply means that “like” at­tracts “like”. The Law of At­trac­tion works on the ba­sis of en­er­gy. What you put out, you get back. I think that’s a pret­ty sim­ple con­cept. Now, based on sci­en­tif­ic re­search, we un­der­stand that every­thing is made up of en­er­gy. Even our thoughts car­ry en­er­gy be­cause they in­form our be­hav­iour, which in turn cre­ates our re­al­i­ty. So wouldn’t it be fair to say that your thoughts whether con­scious or un­con­scious can cre­ate your phys­i­cal re­al­i­ty?

The thing is, our sub­con­scious mind con­trols all our be­hav­iour and emo­tions which then “man­i­fests” as our ac­tions through our phys­i­cal body. Thus, if we change the way we think about mon­ey, our ac­tions and be­hav­iour to­wards cre­at­ing fi­nan­cial wealth in our lives will change as well. That’s why your mon­ey mind­set is vi­tal to gen­er­at­ing more fi­nan­cial wealth in­to your life and busi­ness.

Here are my “10 Mon­ey Mind­set Tips” to be­gin shift­ing your life from one of lack in­to a state of abun­dance.

1. Grat­i­tude

One of the key tricks to at­tract­ing more mon­ey in­to your life is through be­ing su­per grate­ful for the amount of fi­nan­cial wealth you are cur­rent­ly ex­pe­ri­enc­ing. This is the first step to gen­er­at­ing more mon­ey. Per­son­al­ly, I keep a jour­nal where I write down 3 things I’m grate­ful for every day. This helps me to stay fo­cused on what’s go­ing well in my life so that I can act from a place of love and hap­pi­ness.

2. There is more where that came from

When­ev­er you are go­ing to spend mon­ey, es­pe­cial­ly if you’re go­ing to pay bills, it’s com­mon to feel anx­i­ety or ten­sion — es­pe­cial­ly if you grew up in a house­hold where mon­ey was tight. One way to com­bat this feel­ing is to tell your­self “there’s more where that came from.” You can ac­tive­ly say this out loud and claim more abun­dance in­to your life.

3. Don’t re­ject good mon­ey/abun­dance

Have you re­ject­ed good mon­ey by of­fer­ing a prod­uct or ser­vice for free? Maybe 10 cents fell out of your pock­et at the gro­cery and you were too ashamed to pick it up off the ground? Or per­haps you went to din­ner with a friend who of­fered to pay for you, but you said no?

4. Look for signs of abun­dance in your dai­ly life

Re­mem­ber that abun­dance doesn’t al­ways mean fi­nan­cial wealth. It can man­i­fest as an all-ex­pens­es paid va­ca­tion, a va­cant park­ing spot and sav­ing mon­ey on an item you pur­chased be­cause the store was hav­ing a sale that you weren’t aware of.

5. Don’t re­strict. Plan in­stead

Don’t re­strict your­self from spend­ing mon­ey on the things you re­al­ly want. In­stead plan for your in­come be­fore it ar­rives, then you can al­lo­cate the nec­es­sary funds to your ex­pens­es and still save enough to spoil your­self a lit­tle. Re­stric­tion comes from re­mind­ing your­self of the funds you don’t have. We re­strict our­selves from pur­chas­ing the prod­ucts/ser­vices/ex­pe­ri­ences that we re­al­ly want be­cause we be­lieve that we won’t have mon­ey in the near fu­ture.

6. Have a “Rainy Day” fund

This is a bank ac­count that pur­pose­ly ex­ists to save you when things go wrong — as they in­evitabil­i­ty will, be­cause life isn’t al­ways peach­es and cream. Au­to­mate a per­cent­age of your in­come through a stand­ing or­der or bank trans­fer to this ac­count every week or at the end of every month. It could be as lit­tle as $50 a week or $200 a month.

7. Stop Play­ing Guess­ing Games!

One of the biggest chal­lenges I see women strug­gle with is the big guess­ing game. An­swer me hon­est­ly, do you know the ex­act amount in your bank ac­count right now? If not, we need to fix that AS­AP. Don’t play guess­ing games with your mon­ey. Have you ever guessed how much mon­ey was in your bank ac­count to see if you could get your nails done or go to the movies with a friend? It’s time to stop that right now. Go sign up for on­line bank­ing and look at your fig­ures dai­ly. Do not be afraid to face your mon­ey head on!

8. Fair Trades

Mon­ey is a mea­sure of val­ue, we all know this but do we pay at­ten­tion to what we are giv­ing our val­ue to? We of­ten spend our hard-earned mon­ey on things that do not add any re­al val­ue to our lives. So, be­fore you whip out that blue bill, I want you to ask your­self “what val­ue is this bring­ing in­to my life right now?”, when­ev­er you’re buy­ing a prod­uct or ser­vice and “how will this con­tribute to my life pos­i­tive­ly five years from now?”

9. Watch Your Mouth

How do you talk about mon­ey? Is it in a pos­i­tive, abun­dant way or from a place of deficit? Do you say things like, “mon­ey doesn’t grow on trees”, “I’m not a bank” or maybe, “I’m broke”? If so, then you are claim­ing these sit­u­a­tions in­to your life. Change that right now! Re­place those neg­a­tive words with more em­pow­er­ing ones like, “I can make mon­ey eas­i­ly and ef­fort­less­ly”, “mon­ey loves me and I love mon­ey” and “I can ex­pe­ri­ence more abun­dance every day”.

10. “Those Rich Peo­ple”

How do you think about peo­ple who have a lot of mon­ey? Do you think peo­ple with mon­ey are bad? Greedy? Sleezy? If so, then you will nev­er ex­pe­ri­ence mas­sive wealth in your own life. In­stead of be­ing that jeal­ous green mon­ster, when you see some­one win­ning, cel­e­brate their wins and be hap­py that abun­dance is flow­ing in their di­rec­tion. Re­mem­ber, what you give is what you get, so send out those good vibes on­ly.

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Kris­ten Alex­is is a self-made en­tre­pre­neur, she is the own­er of The Girl Boss Em­pire, a mar­ket­ing and brand­ing com­pa­ny that sup­ports women in busi­ness through work­shops, on­line class­es and in­di­vid­ual coach­ing.