The other day I received a very well-thought out comment from one of my readers. He was struggling with poor parenting issues that left him ill-equipped and shortchanged in life. The fact is, most of the financial issues we have can be traced to the Poor Habits we pick up in our childhood, primarily from our parents.
When our parents fail us as mentors, it’s easy to fall into the habit of blaming your life’s circumstances on your parents.
I was fortunate. Thanks to my Rich Habits research and the reinforcement of those principles through my books, speaking engagements, and hundreds of media interviews, I realized that blame keeps you living inside negativity. At some point, you must let go. You must end the blame game and move on. When you stop blaming your past for your present, it frees you to change your life. Resisting the urge to blame and eliminating as a Poor Habit is like removing a great weight from your shoulders. It’s liberating and it allows you to forge a positive mental outlook.
Positivity is the bridge towards prosperity. When you blame, it’s like closing access to that bridge. End the Poor Habit of blaming your parents and others for your lot in life so that you can cross the bridge of positivity and give yourself a shot at prosperity.
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