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We decide how we want to live…. In scarcity or abundance. 

Whatever makes you glad to be alive - do that,  whenever you can.  

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• Online: Tuesday, March 24th, 7 PM ET
• In-Person: Thursday, March 26th, 7 PM ET 185 Lincoln St. Suite 300, Hingham (Crow Point Pizza Plaza)

This Week's Focus: Abundance

Key Points:

· Abundance is feeling whole and plentiful right now, rooted in trust for life and faith that more is coming.

· Acknowledging and appreciating the good you already have is the essential first step toward attracting more.

· We can choose to live from a mindset of scarcity (fear, stress, lack) or abundance (worth, security, enough for all).

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“Acknowledging the good that you already have in your life is the foundation for all abundance.” Eckhart Tolle

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Choosing Abundance: A Matter of Mindset

In a world that often feels defined by limits, the concept of abundance offers a powerful alternative. But what does it truly mean to live with an abundance mindset? It is far more than the accumulation of wealth; it is a profound inner state, a way of experiencing life that requires us to pause the mental chatter that constantly shuttles between the regrets of the past and the worries of the future.

Our minds are adept at creating narratives of lack, but abundance flows from a deep trust in life. It stands in stark contrast to the pervasive mindset of scarcity. Scarcity is the nagging belief that there will never be enough—enough time, money, or love. It is a perspective rooted in fear, a deeply embedded human response to perceived limits that fuels stress and anxiety, keeping us trapped in a cycle of lack.

On the other hand, an abundance mindset is grounded in the belief that there is more than enough for everyone. It flows out of a deep inner sense of personal worth and security. By appreciating our present blessings—whether they be in health, relationships, or knowledge—we water the seeds of future prosperity.

Ultimately, happiness is a choice between these two homes. While the world may present us with limits, our attitude towards them is ours to decide. We can dwell in the fear of scarcity, or we can cultivate a sense of inner worth. By choosing gratitude and trusting in the flow of life, we don’t just change our attitude; we change our entire experience, opening ourselves to the true abundance that already surrounds us.