2024-06-06 08:56:47
I’ve been asked to teach the younger generation about using metaphysics and my business experience to approach money, career, relationships, and life – especially how to make that elusive “first million.” While money is not everything, but it is an essential part of life that one needs some guidance on.
Some “spiritually inclined” folks might scoff at the idea of focusing on money, claiming it’s not spiritual. But here’s the thing:
• It’s this very mindset that can cause financial struggles later in life, or even resentment towards money and perhaps, wealthier individuals. Your entire subconscious, their "spiritual self" or higher self - will never allow you to become someone you resent. Hence, many are indirectly manifesting blockages into their life.
• Money itself isn’t evil. It’s the "greed" for money that is. A lack of financial knowledge is at the root of many problems people face today.
• When used wisely, money can be a tool to help more people. If you’re spiritual, your “money flow” must be strong so that you could reach and impact more lives with your spiritual knowledge.
No amount of kindness and compassion alone will work if young adults have constant money problems. They need to be able to take care of themselves comfortably before they can care for their parents and others they love.
My greatest fulfillment comes from providing for my family, affording good education, creating great memories through vacations, and doing community work. All of this requires money. Even religious organizations need funding and constantly ask for donations.
That’s why a significant part of metaphysics, particularly feng shui, focuses on wealth and prosperity.
It makes sense for young adults to learn about money so they’re not controlled by it, but rather make it work for them to create their dreams and impact more lives. The first million is always the hardest, and many parents feel lost on how to guide their children.
Whether they’ve made it through trial and error and struggle to pass on their knowledge, or they’ve been spiritually rich but financially poor, many parents don’t know how to teach their kids about money. Young adults today are often unsure about their futures, and parents are worried about how they’ll cope in the “Period 9” era. They’re concerned their kids might lack emotional resilience or the courage to chase their dreams.
So, they asked me to step in and teach these important life and business skills. Up until now, my classes have always been designed for adults. But I’m excited to announce a special event just for the NEXT GENeration – aptly named “NEXT GEN.”
This is exactly why we need to teach the younger generation about money and hard work. Creating a successful life requires intentional effort. It’s not by accident that a person’s life is good; it’s by design.
I want to teach them the metaphysical and business knowledge they need to become more courageous, develop the right mindset, and possibly make that first million. More importantly, I want to help them become good human beings, manifest their goals, gain clarity on what they want to do with their lives, and live with purpose.
Imagine guiding these young minds to dream big and giving them the tools to turn those dreams into reality. Helping them understand that they can shape their destinies, be resilient in the face of challenges, and have the courage to pursue their passions.
It’s a big task, but one that’s definitely worth it. If we can help these young individuals find their path, understand the importance of emotional resilience, and cultivate the right mindset, we’ll set them on a course toward a fulfilling and successful life.
So if you have young adults or if you’d like to learn the life skills and business experience I have to share, join me at NEXT GEN. Here are the details: http://www.joeyyap.com/nextgen2024
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