what is your worth? We often seek financial wealth outside of ourselves, yet our wealth is within us. Entering into financial wealth comes from discovering our innate value and not assigning limited financial numbers to it. Even when you say you are a millionaire, there is a ceiling to that. Wanting a certain amount of money before you begin to appreciate and value yourself is far from anything any of us in this group believe in. But this is the message we receive every day. True, true wealth is underpinned by wealth in all areas of our lives: spirituality, health, relationships, family, knowledge, and productivity. And the money. Each of these areas is important to consider. In January 2009, German billionaire Adolf Merkel committed suicide after suffering huge financial losses. He was 74 years old and was survived by his wife and four children. Even though he was a billionaire, he built his fortune on his financial fortune and couldn’t deal with the fact that he couldn’t get his business out of the financial slump. He was still the richest man in Germany but considered himself a failure. Oprah considered herself a failure due to the extra 40 pounds of weight. She said that all her accomplishments meant absolutely nothing if she couldn’t match her clothes. This is what many people feel. They confuse their value with their financial achievements or similar external measures of success. When you get to the point where you say, “I don’t feel good when I measure my value by how much money I have in the bank,” you step into the gateway to true true wealth. You realize that you don’t measure yourself by outliers. This is important because you are now able to think in a limitless way and open up opportunities for you. When you have a belief that you are not what is in your bank account, your inner being shows you that your worth needs some awareness and tenderness. Just realizing the truth, not just in your head, but in your feelings, in your inner being, that you really can’t be defined by money, you’re really ahead of the game. We as humans default and end up defining our worth through our money because we never stop thinking, “What is my value?” How many people actually think like that? If your value is not based on money, what is it based on? People like me who had the nickname “lawyer” thought for a moment that this was our value. This is a common problem among professionals such as lawyers, doctors, and accountants. What a slap in the face of divine intelligence! We were created to be infinite! We were created to enjoy this endless journey. Our value is in our happiness. As you follow your bliss, while allowing true joy to flow into your life, you will experience financial abundance. In addition, all other components of wealth enter your life. Further, equating one’s personal value with the personal value of any financial measure limits a person. To many of us, it may seem far-fetched when he says, “I want to be a millionaire.” Or rather the law of attraction devotees, “I am a millionaire.” However, as great as it would be for any of us to want to be aware that this might be a limitation. Our limitless measure of value is to measure its value based on: . How much we love ourselves. . how we feel connected to the source; And . How and how often we are happy. As you formulate your value based on your values, express that love and connection to the source and pleasure in the marketplace, you are creating real wealth and literally testing cash flow. This is how you easily draw money into your life. text