KeithMoney has a strange way of exposing our inner posture.
Two people can work equally hard, think equally positively, and yet experience entirely different financial realities. One seems supported by life itself. The other feels as though they are always pushing against an invisible wall.
Florence Scovel Shinn would have said the difference has nothing to do with luck, intelligence, or even effort. It has everything to do with receiving.
Not receiving as a concept, but receiving as a state of being.
Why Wanting Money Is Not the Same as Receiving It
Florence taught that wanting often carries tension. And tension, no matter how polite or well-intentioned, closes channels.
Most people don’t realise how braced they are around money. They prepare for disappointment. They rehearse explanations. They protect themselves from hope.
They may say they want abundance, yet inwardly they are guarding against it.
Florence would gently remind us that Divine supply does not force itself into a closed system. It flows where it is allowed.
This is why effort alone never creates wealth. Effort without alignment simply produces more effort.
The Inner Posture That Changes Everything
Florence’s work consistently returned to one central idea: life mirrors assumption.
Not what you say out loud.
Not what you affirm anxiously.
But what you quietly accept as normal.
When someone assumes struggle, life reflects struggle. When someone assumes support, life reorganises itself accordingly.
This shift is not dramatic. It is subtle. Almost boring.
And that is precisely why it works.
Florence understood that calm expectation is far more powerful than emotional intensity. When the nervous system relaxes, intuition activates. When intuition activates, opportunity appears.
Why Large Sums of Money Trigger Hidden Resistance
Small improvements feel safe. Large changes challenge identity.
Florence observed that many people unconsciously block greater financial flow because it would require them to see themselves differently.
More money implies more responsibility. More visibility. More expansion.
And expansion can feel unfamiliar.
So the mind hesitates. It questions. It delays.
Florence would say this is not sabotage. It is self-protection.
And protection, however understandable, must be softened before supply can increase.
The Difference Between Forcing and Allowing
Florence disliked spiritual strain. She had little patience for frantic affirmations or emotional bargaining with the universe.
She taught that once a truth is spoken clearly, it must be trusted.
You do not repeat it nervously.
You do not watch the clock.
You do not dig up the seed.
You live as someone who expects support.
Not extravagantly.
Not arrogantly.
Naturally.
This is where allowing replaces effort. Action becomes simpler. Decisions feel cleaner. Opportunities no longer feel threatening.
Life begins to cooperate.
Signs That Receiving Has Begun
Florence taught that receiving often begins quietly.
A sense of ease replaces urgency.
A calmer relationship with numbers emerges.
You stop shrinking when opportunity appears.
Nothing may look different at first, but everything feels different.
This is how alignment announces itself.
And from that place, money arrives through channels that cannot be forced. Ideas, conversations, timing, redirection.
Florence called this Divine Design.
Why This Law Is Always Working
The most confronting truth Florence taught is also the most freeing.
You are not being tested.
You are not being punished.
You are not being ignored.
You are being reflected.
When the inner posture changes, the outer world must follow.
Not immediately.
But inevitably.
And the moment resistance softens, life responds with surprising precision.
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Keith
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