How to Attract Money summary
Book Summary & Synopsis
What's it about?
This audiobook explores how beliefs and attitudes about money can influence the choices, actions, and opportunities people notice in their lives. It argues that money is a tool of exchange rather than something inherently evil, and that a healthier relationship with money can support security, freedom, generosity, and meaningful experiences.
Who is it for?
- Listeners who want to examine negative beliefs and subconscious attitudes about wealth.
- Anyone interested in using constructive thinking, believable affirmations, and purposeful action to pursue a more abundant life.
Meet the author
Joseph Murphy presents a perspective centered on beliefs, the subconscious mind, affirmations, and the relationship between inner attitudes and practical life choices.
From the Introduction & First Chapter
Introduction
How to attract money by Joseph Murphy Improve your mindset about money to attract wealth and live abundantly. When you imagine being rich, what do you picture? You might think of a beautiful mansion. Luxury cars could be parked outside.
Maybe you picture sipping champagne. You could be on a yacht at sunset. Or perhaps sending children to an expensive school. This provides a world -class education.
Whatever you imagine, there is something in common. You are imagining an experience. It involves being happy, healthy and supported. Money does not make you happy or fulfilled.
It allows you to live a full, happy life. It is your right to be rich. And you deserve a happy, healthy and abundant life. You deserve the means to support that life.
By changing your attitude, you can attract wealth in the process. Look no further than this summary.
money is not evil
Money is not evil. Do not romanticize poverty, and we are conditioned to think money is evil. Movies and television shows often portray money as a corrupting force.
But money is not some mystical thing. It does not drive people to bad behavior. It is a system for swapping goods and services. There is nothing inherently evil about money.
Wanting more is not an evil thought. Thinking about money as evil can be very dangerous. Let us change our perception a little. Think of money as a symbol of exchange.
Wanting more money often means wanting the capacity to do things. Those things require and for you. This could be anything. You might buy your partner jewelry.
Or you might buy groceries, and do this without worrying your card will bounce. Money is not the goal. And the goal is something money facilitates. It is not evil to want a better life.
This is a natural human desire. Security, health, happiness and education. None of these things are evil. Why would it be evil to want the tool?
It allows you to achieve these things. People often have a subconscious aversion. They avoid pursuing financial goals. They think poverty is virtuous.
They also think wealth is evil. People can do awful things for money. They can do awful things with money they have. Consider money as a symbol of exchange.
It is not an end in itself. And money as evil seems like superstition. Electricity powers your house. It could also kill someone, and that does not make it evil.
Nor does it make dark rooms virtuous. Our ingrained ideas about wealth affect our relationship with money. To improve your financial reality, address subconscious negative thoughts about money. Let us look at how this change can begin.
Table of Contents
- 1 Introduction 1:03
- 2 money is not evil 2:03
- 3 your beliefs shape your life 2:00
- 4 how to change your mind 2:53
- 5 Do Not Steal from Yourself 4:34
