Abundance Mindset: Attract Personal Wealth and Happiness!

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Plant seeds of happiness, hope, success and love; it will all come back to you in abundance. This is the law of nature - Steve Maraboli

Abundance feels like a child delighting in drops of happiness from a sprinkler as rain pours from the sky.

Abundance Mindset can be defined in various ways, but we will focus on its definition rooted in the essence of nature. As noted by Steve Maraboli, this concept aligns with the natural laws. Often, when individuals consider abundance, they associate it with material possessions or financial wealth. However, genuine abundance is not a construct of human creation or linguistic expression. It has persisted throughout history and continues to exist from the moment the universe was formed. By unveiling the true meaning of your own lifestyle abundance, the true path of abundance can begin.

Abundance - is the force and power of infinity. Abundance is limitless. 

Content:

• Archetype of Abundance Mindset

• The Cycles of Alignment

• Reality VS Expectations

• Where to next?

Abundance in concept is happiness, and happiness comes from being grateful and present in the moment. You see, it's not a consequence of great success; abundance is a mindset and a state of being. The true art of being abundant is not working towards success; it is believing that you already have the success. 

Archetype of Abundance Mindset

But with such “success” stems different versions of life satisfaction, and this originates from diverse archetypes that each of us prefers as valuable:

• The Compound Creator

• The Iron Architect

• The Forthright Warrior

  
  

The Compound Creator:

This archetype measures success by what they imagine and bring into existence. They are vision-led, energised by ideas that spark creativity, and fulfilled by the process of building, experimenting, and evolving what they create. For them, a good life is defined less by stability or security and more by the meaning, growth, and self-expression found in turning vision into reality.

The Iron Architect:

This archetype defines success through steady, intentional progress. They value discipline, research, and careful planning, taking deliberate action rather than seeking quick wins or outward recognition. Quietly consistent and methodical, their strength lies in showing up day after day—allowing patience and persistence to compound into lasting results and a deeply earned sense of achievement.

The Forthright Warrior: 

This archetype measures success through presence, spontaneity, and lived experience. They trust the flow of life, acting intentionally in the moment rather than anchoring themselves to rigid plans, and view the present as the greatest gift. For them, true abundance is found not in structure or long-term certainty, but in meaningful feelings, authentic experiences, and the freedom to respond fully to what unfolds.

Throughout time, you will understand and try to blend all of these together; however, for your own individuality, one will always stick out more than the others. The specific archetype you prefer to choose becomes primarily the one you would choose to remember your life by. 

A man and a Woman sharing moments of joy through life's adventures

It is vital for you to identify this before you brainstorm your goals and visions for an abundant life. 

The Cycles of Alignment

There are 5 different cycle systems that individuals with abundant lifestyles maintain to create the life they want. 

1. Body Hygiene - Our physical body runs on fuel for energy; you can’t think or operate when you have a depleted body. Keep it refuelled.

2. Environmental Hygiene - Space is never neutral; it is charged with energy and hidden triggers to the emotional, mental, physical and spiritual stimuli.

3. Energy Cycle Hygiene - Work in waves - Immersion, Pause, Renewal. Understanding Cycles is a means to avoid burnout.

4. Attention Hygiene - The Power of Focus enhances your ability to create, progress and actively pursue your abundance.

5. Relationship Hygiene - Understanding the value of what relationships can build or deteriorate for you is a direct reflection of how you value yourself and the life you have and are looking to create. 

   
   

Let’s look at these in more detail: 

1. Body Hygiene

 Body hygiene is about sustaining the physical foundation that supports everything else in life. When the body is depleted, clarity, motivation, and resilience naturally decline. Refuelling through rest, nourishment, and movement keeps your energy available for thinking, creating, and responding. A cared-for body allows you to show up consistently rather than operating in survival mode.

2. Environmental Hygiene

 Environmental hygiene recognises that the spaces you occupy subtly shape your inner state. Every environment carries emotional, mental, and energetic cues that influence how you feel and behave. Cluttered or chaotic spaces can drain focus, while intentional spaces can restore calm and inspiration. Curating your surroundings becomes a way of supporting your well-being without conscious effort.

3. Energy Cycle Hygiene

 Cycle hygiene is the practice of working with natural rhythms rather than against them. Life moves in waves of deep effort, necessary pause, and renewal. Ignoring these cycles often leads to exhaustion and burnout. Respecting them allows progress to feel sustainable and aligned over time.

4. Attention Hygiene

 Attention hygiene is about protecting where your focus goes. What you consistently attend to shapes what you create and how quickly you progress. Scattered attention weakens momentum, while focused attention amplifies results. Learning to manage distractions helps direct energy toward what truly matters.

5. Relationship Hygiene

 Relationship hygiene involves being conscious of the people and dynamics you allow into your life. Relationships can either strengthen your growth or slowly erode your sense of self. The quality of your connections often reflects how you value your time, energy, and boundaries. Choosing relationships intentionally supports the life you are building and becoming.

Reality VS Expectations

As we all know, life is not what it seems. In order to properly harness and enhance our own level of personal abundance, we need to understand what is an illusion and what is real.

Here are some common experiences that I have endured and transformed through my journey of understanding abundance: 

Real Life Progress Timelines

The truth is that improvement is not easy, but it is important. Reshaping improvements in your life can happen quickly or unfold gradually, depending on several internal factors. Your level of self-awareness and understanding plays a major role, as change begins with recognising what is no longer serving you. The willingness to face your own patterns, flaws, or blind spots often determines how deep and lasting the transformation becomes. Without this honesty, progress tends to remain surface-level or temporary.

Equally important is your proactivity in undoing old habits while intentionally building new ones. Change requires consistent action, not just insight, and the pace depends on how committed you are to practising different behaviours over time. Some shifts resolve rapidly once clarity is gained, while others require patience and repetition to rewire. Both timelines are valid, as lasting improvement is shaped by effort, consistency, and self-responsibility.

Scenery Change from City to Beachside Coast

The Effects and Benefits of Understanding Change

Taking the risk to change means stepping into unfamiliar territory where new choices and unexpected events will test your resolve. Change rarely follows a predictable path, often reshaping your direction in ways you didn’t anticipate. This uncertainty can be uncomfortable, yet it demands adaptability and flexibility to move forward rather than retreat. Growth begins when you choose to meet these moments with openness instead of resistance.

As you embrace and move through this journey of abundance, you begin to understand yourself on deeper levels. You become aware of how your soul processes experiences, how your mind interprets challenges, and how your emotional capacity expands over time. This awareness allows you to see the contrast between who you once were, who you are now, and who you are becoming. Through this process, change becomes not just an external shift, but an internal evolution.

Mental Battle: Fear of Failure VS Potential Future Self

Within every person exists a constant internal tension between opposing forces—fear and hope, comfort and growth, the familiar self and the emerging one. One of the hardest confrontations in life is facing yourself honestly, both as who you have been and who you are becoming. The past often feels safe because it is predictable, even when it holds patterns that are limiting or quietly destructive. This form of anxiety wraps itself in familiarity, making stagnation feel more secure than change.

A Boxing Square Off that highlights the mental battle of Abundance

The future, on the other hand, carries a different kind of anxiety rooted in uncertainty and exposure. Stepping into new situations demands courage, adaptability, and a willingness to feel inexperienced or out of place. This is where imposter syndrome often arises, challenging your sense of worth and belonging. Yet it is within this discomfort that growth occurs, as the newer, happier version of yourself begins to take shape through experience rather than avoidance.

Sense of Achievement

The sense of achievement that comes with change often feels quieter than expected. At first, it may register as a subtle internal shift rather than a dramatic transformation, easy to overlook or dismiss. Many expect instant clarity or confidence, but real progress tends to show up as small improvements in how you think, respond, and carry yourself. Over time, as these shifts settle into habits, life begins to feel lighter and more manageable from within.One of the greatest illusions of change is believing you will immediately look or feel different on the outside.

In truth, lasting transformation starts internally, shaping your mindset and emotional responses long before it reshapes your external world. As consistency reinforces these internal changes, your actions and circumstances gradually align with them. This is why consistency remains a core trait of success and abundance—it allows subtle progress to compound into a new lived reality.

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Where to next?

An integral part of living and creating your evermore abundant life starts by understanding the concept of abundance and by building what that means for you. Vital information to take from this is that you can have all the information, forewarnings, and advice in the world, but if you do not take any action, you are still stuck where you are. Inaction is also a choice. 

So, if you are truly ready to jump onto this journey, you will have to take that leap of faith. It is scary and nerve-wracking, but I want you to ask yourself this question…

Would you rather repeat your mistakes again and again like Groundhog Day, or are you ready to jump into a new timeline where you could change your fate? 

The choice is always yours. So what are your next steps?

Well, Abundance Strategies is next. When you are ready, you can take the next steps here.