T Harv Eker, the author of Secrets of the Millionaire Mind, spoke about one of the differences between rich people and poor people:
"Rich And Financially Free People Admire Other Rich And Financially Free People
I want to share with you a philosophy that changed my life.
It comes from Huna, an ancient Hawaiian philosophy of life:
'Bless that which you want.'
If you see a beautiful car, bless that car and the owner of that car…
If you see a beautiful house, bless that house and the person who owns the house…
If you see somebody with a wonderful, amazing business, bless that business and that person…
Why? Because anything that you negate, you can never have.
It doesn’t mean don’t be uncritical of the principles of the rich and successful folks you admire, but even then, there’s no room for jealousy.
The more you can learn to admire their achievements, the more you will spiritually be open to learning how they did it."
I say this because I had an AMAZING experience with tithing and was interviewed by CBN. Some people were blessed by it and some were not. Here is an interesting comment:
"Thank you for typing something that I was going to type my self! Pat Robertson has been teaching this false doctrine of tithing for as long as I can remember!!! these "testimonials" infuriate me! These false teachers have long exploited the biblical illiteracy, of ignorant and gullible believers!"
What gets me is it actually happened...TO ME! I know...I was there! :)
Check out today's podcast to see the response!
