=> You imagine yourself having a marvelous business, and then comes the day a building is for sale and you haven’t a nickel towards it, and a total . . not a total stranger, but a man comes in and asks you quite in a friendly manner, “Are you going to buy it?” And knowing you don’t have a penny, you say to him, as would a friend to a friend, “With what?” And then he says, “Well, I have money. It’s only in the bank drawing nothing.” You say, “Well, I have no collateral.” But he says, “I’ve watched you. You are an honest person, your family . . they are honest . . I think they are. Would you like me to buy it for you and get my lawyer to bid for it? If they knew that I am bidding, they know that I have money, they will bid me up, and so I’ll get it at the very lowest price by getting a lawyer who represents more than one client, and they do not know whom he represents, and he’ll bid for it. Are you willing to take it, regardless of the price?” and you say, “Yes, I’ll take it, but I have no collateral.”
“All I need is your signature that you will simply pay six percent of whatever the price is, and then reduce that principal over a period of ten years. Agreed?”
“Yes.”
“Well, then, sign this, and we’ll see if we can buy it.”
That day you own the building, and you don’t have one nickel when you own the building that day! You only had your signature on a piece of paper. At the end of 10 years you repay the man his principal; you reduce it every year, pay him six percent on the remaining principal, and reduce the entire thing at the end of ten years.
The man died twenty years later and leaves you $150,000 in cash, tax free, and a couple of homes, many personal belongings. In the meanwhile, you continue in that business, and it multiplies and multiplies, and that year was 1922 . . and 1924. This is now 1968. That building . . I’m speaking factually . . that building in 1924 is now gone. He paid only $50,000 for it. It was repaid and repaid. A bank . . three years ago bought the property . . the building was rotted . . bought the property for $840,000 in cash, and no capital gain . . from $50,000 to $840,000. Meanwhile, the business has expanded into all the other islands, so that today you couldn’t buy them for $15,000,000. All in imagination!
— Live In The End (1968 Lecture),
Neville Goddard,
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(Important line from the excerpt: I have money.)
The more you imagine, feel, assume and live in the richness of having a lot of money, the more you will create those people in your life who are willingly, lovingly and happily giving you their money.
I have a lot of money.
= People love to give me money.
Your job is only to imagine, feel, assume and live in the richness of having a lot of money.
People are there to manage their money with different investments and they always need good people to work and connect with.
Just create a richness within you and let it materialize in your world.
Live within and feel like "You have a lot of money."
I have a lot of money.
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