I played golf at Trump International a few weeks ago.
It was awesome. One of my mentors brought me.
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Holy shit you’re so close to me it’s not even funny 
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Explains what exactly?
Let’s just drop this whole thing
James are you getting recon from DRR?
It’s an obviously wealthy area. That has to rub off on you.
It’s not an insult.
You would have to be oblivious not to learn from the people that you are around all the time.
That all
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Speaking of recon, I don’t think I’ve experienced recon in months.
I’ve noticed that once you get through the entry phase of a new title, it just becomes so smooth.
Spirituality & Wealth can be related
Not in a strict regimented way
It can help you climb out of a distorted limited image you hold of yourself
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It definitely helps having access, but this all came since January. And I didn’t even use my family to get here (my grandfather is very wealthy)
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It’s not an insult but maybe word things you say differently because that definitely could have been taken the entirely wrong way
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I don’t think so. I’m running microloops and taking extra days off. I seriously debated just running the entire fifteen minutes I haven’t.
Even with taking my time I still have moments where I don’t understand why getting the entire script isn’t important. I guess it’s something I will never understand but I have to accept
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Everything is built on the foundation of mindset, physical, mental, spiritual, emotional, wealth, romance, everything is predicated on your perception of these realities.
It all plays a role in the grand scheme of your life.
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I just spoke on this earlier.
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Life is sort of like a pyramid chart in many ways.
The first and most important piece is your base, your foundation which is your HEALTH - this would include things like diet, exercise, biohacking, hormones, etc
Without your HEALTH you have nothing, you are broke.
Second would be WEALTH - this would include career, business, investments, etc (do you have your financial needs met, yes or no?)
Third would be LOVE - this would include relationships with your friends, your family, your wife (all of these are important pieces to the LOVE foundation)
Fourth would be SPIRITUALITY - this would mainly be your belief in God (and as someone who was an atheist until the last couple years, a huge battle to admit I was wrong on this one)
All of these ultimately lead you to a fulfilled life and the esoteric word of true HAPPINESS.
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You should go read about ET the hip hop preacher and motivational speaker then read Steve Harvey’s life story… they had it rough but they made something of themselves and so can you
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That’s Very Good
You have no idea.
In that way you can focus on one thing and ignore the rest, then you will see the light.
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This is how I understand it in a simple manner:
There are 2 parts of wealth. It’s like “inner game” and “outer game”.
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Making money.
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Your inner values, moral principles, motivations, emotions, personal meaning, and purpose in how you go about doing that.
A comprehensive wealth subliminal would obviously not only optimize your ability to make money but all of the psychology surrounding it as well - for the complete package.
What you’re going to find, is that because this “inner game” consists of things such as values, morals, meaning, purpose, fulfillment, and motivation, it’s naturally going to overlap with similar topics of what people term as “spirituality”, as you are already seeing.
That is the correlation. That doesn’t mean that EoG is a “spiritual” subliminal, it’s more that it’s comprehensively covered enough in the inner self to the point that it may brush against basic aspects of human psychology that happen to also be relevant in most people’s concept of “spirituality”.
Practical example:
Liam owns a business where he sells baked cookies. He wants to make money, but he also wants the work he does to satisfy his moral and emotional needs for a higher level of fulfillment. He wants his business to help make the world a better place, where he is serving a “higher purpose” beyond just making money. In some fields of work, such as medical, you can leverage the nature of the work being done towards moral fulfillment where it’s “we’re saving lives out here”.
The main point is that when you go beyond just pure financial motivation, the human mind tends to draw from deeper emotional, moral, and psychological needs. This means that as an inescapable byproduct, you will naturally have overlap with what people typically term as “spirituality”.
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A lazy person brings poverty on himself, whereas a hardworking person has a much better likelihood of being successful.
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