Why is it that some people seem to have it all, while others have virtually nothing? Is it because the rich and successful are smarter? No - people with the highest IQs actually tend to do quite poorly financially. 

Is it because they’re the most connected? Again, no - most people who are super-rich are actually self-made. 

So what’s their secret? How the heck are they doing it? 

It turns out that attracting money is way more psychological, personal, and spiritual than you might think. It’s not just about “working hard” and “being smart.” There’s way more to it than that. 

So what exactly do we mean? Check out our wealth-attracting secrets below. 

Many of us believe that in order to feel wealthy, we must first have a million dollars in our bank account. We think that the emotion has to follow reality. 

But the secret of many wealthy people is that they believe they are rich all along. They feel the emotions first and then the actual real-world wealth comes later. 

Many of us are in a habit of believing that we can’t do things when, in reality, we can. Psychologists call this “learned helplessness” but that doesn’t matter. What’s important is that you realize it when you do it. 

Be honest with yourself. Are you incapable of saving and investing money? No. Is it impossible for you to invest in property or build a business of your own? No - all these things can happen. It’s just that you’ve told yourself on an unconscious level that they can’t.

Being desperate for more money is another impediment to your journey towards wealth. When you’re absolutely sure that you need money right now, you’re much more likely to take risks with it. Instead of nurturing it slowly over a long period of time, you look for a quick fix. 

In situations like this, wearing a Clauneck sigil can help. It helps to center and ground you. You know that money will eventually arrive - you just need to be patient. 

Thinking that you’re going to get rich by stuffing money under your mattress is an illusion. That’s not how it works. Instead, wealth depends on building assets and taking on debts. You need assets to generate income streams. And you need debt to purchase those assets without sacrificing too much of your own money. 

By studying wealth, you can learn how the game works. When you do, you’ll see that it typically takes a committed person around 10 to 20 years to get to a financially successful position. 

Many of the wealthiest people in the world are incredibly generous people. They give away their money. That’s because the more they give, the more they receive in return. It’s not a zero-sum game. 

Spiritually speaking, wealth is endless. A money master can keep on giving because there is no limit to her wealth. If her balance goes down, she can easily find ways to prop it back up.