4 Things You Can do to Create Financial Flow in Your Life

by David Andrew Wiebe | Jan 10, 2023 | Inspiration

When it comes to money, there’s a simple truth we’re slow to embrace:

Millions and billions of dollars are changing hands every single day.

Then why does it seem like it’s so hard to earn a little extra? Why does it seem like there’s always more month left over than money?

Well, I’m not here to share about creating wealth. That’s another story for another time.

What I intend to cover here are a few simple things we can all do to create more flow in our lives. And while these steps may be “simple,” they are also life altering if engaged in consistently.

Read on to find out how you can create financial flow in your life…

Declutter

What I know for sure is that when you declutter – whether it’s your home, your head, or your heart – it is astounding what will flow into that space that will enrich you, your life, and your family. – Peter Walsh

Walsh’s quote says it all.

Whenever I file my mail away, clean up the desktop and downloads folder on my computer, or let go of things I no longer need, I am blessed with remarkable inflow – often in the form of new business.

Dr. Robert Anthony’s Beyond Positive Thinking also lends credence to this counter-intuitive truth.

Decluttering is also a form of completion. Rarely do people complete anything in their lives, and often hold onto objects charged with emotion, tragedy, and trauma. Letting go is healing, It’s an opportunity to complete what isn’t complete in your life. Completion doesn’t just show up – it’s created, and you can create it anytime you want.

Give & Be a Contribution

Giving does not only precede receiving; it is the reason for it. It is in giving that we receive. – Israelmore Ayivor

I went through a long period of being a people pleaser, but I eventually realized that there was nothing in it for me beyond self-sacrifice, and at some point, autoimmune disease.

The turning point for me came several years into my foray in network marketing. One summer, I lost the girl, I lost my business, and I even lost my faith. My prayers were hitting the ceiling, and I was – and I don’t use this word lightly – depressed.

That was the moment I decided to begin acting with agency. Making decisions for myself (especially financial decisions). Acting selfishly. And that worked for a while.

But eventually I got to the point where that simply wasn’t working anymore. And now I’m finding a balance. I’m discovering that giving and being a contribution out of abundance creates flow like few other things ever do.

How much should you give? Give generously.

Who or what should you give to? People or causes you’re passionate about.

What does giving and contributing do for you?

Just yesterday, my post about my productivity tool stack was bombarded with hundreds of views, I added a new subscriber to my online academy for artists and creatives, and I landed a new ghostwriting opportunity.

(Now all I need is an assistant or writing partner to divide and conquer my workload with…)

Express Gratitude

Look for good things about where you are, and in your state of appreciation, you lift all self-imposed limitations – and all limitations are self-imposed – and you free yourself for the receiving of wonderful things. – Abraham-Hicks

If you’re always looking to the future for the fulfillment of your dreams, it means you’re discontent in this moment. Because you’re discontent in this moment, you can’t attract or create what you desire. What you lack is gratitude for all that you already have.

If you are grateful and happy for what you already have, it creates a space for what you want to enter your world. Remain in that grateful, happy space and you won’t just feel better, but you will also see your desires manifest.

Recently, my friend reminded me of this simple truth.

Step into Your Calling

If a man is called to be a street sweeper, he should sweep streets even as a Michelangelo painted, or Beethoven composed music or Shakespeare wrote poetry. He should sweep streets so well that all the hosts of heaven and earth will pause to say, ‘Here lived a great street sweeper who did his job well.’ – Martin Luther King Jr.

There is no hiding in 2023. You either step into your calling and prosper or you shy away from your greatness and languish in obscurity.

In 2023, I am embracing my personal brand. I’m embracing all I am instead of trying to contain my interests in neat little niches.  That has never worked for my anyway. I’m stepping into who I was always meant to be, making the difference I was always meant to make.

If you choose to step into your calling, know one thing – it will invite change into your life. Your friends will change. Your community will change. Your career, or profession, or business may change. Remain open to change.

Final Thoughts

Are you looking to create the best year you’ve ever had? Then you would merit a reading of my Start Your Year the Right Way, an inspirational work guiding you through goal-setting, planning, and achieving, complete with prompts you can follow to self-diagnose and identify the steps necessary to having your best year ever.