Chapter 14 - HOW WEALTHY ARE YOU?

Question 1

What was the mantra regarding possessions in the 1980s and 1990s in the United States?

Answer 1

More is better

This reflects a consumer-driven mindset prevalent during that time.

Question 2

What is a classic definition of wealth according to The American Heritage Dictionary?

Answer 2

The state of being rich or affluent, or all goods and resources having value in terms of exchange or use

This definition emphasizes that wealth extends beyond just money.

Question 3

What is the concept of ‘personal reserve’ likened to?

Answer 3

The gold vault at the Federal Reserve Bank

A personal reserve stabilizes one’s resources, much like how a reserve of currency stabilizes the economy.

Question 4

What is the purpose of having a personal reserve?

Answer 4

To ensure a sense of abundance and reduce worry about running out of resources

This allows individuals to focus on higher-order issues rather than survival.

Question 5

What question do many people fail to consider regarding their needs?

Answer 5

How much is enough for you?

This question is often overlooked in a consumer-driven society.

Question 6

What can disasters teach us about possessions and gratitude?

Answer 6

People can lose many possessions and still find gratitude for life and relationships

This highlights the importance of non-material fulfillment.

Question 7

What is the main idea behind living in a world of abundance?

Answer 7

Abundance is a matter of mind-set

This concept suggests that belief in abundance must be accompanied by actions to access it.

Question 8

What does the parable of the women waiting for a bridegroom illustrate?

Answer 8

The importance of readiness and preparedness

It emphasizes that knowing where to obtain resources is not enough; one must be prepared.

Question 9

How can a scarcity mentality affect one’s perception of wealth?

Answer 9

It can make individuals feel poor despite having sufficient resources

This shift in perception can occur through external judgments.

Question 10

What does the law of attraction state?

Answer 10

Living things attract what they most need based on their communication

This principle is rooted in the idea that everything is in a constant state of movement and vibration.

Question 11

What metaphor does Bob Proctor use to explain the law of attraction?

Answer 11

An acorn growing into an oak tree

The acorn’s growth is guided by an internal plan that attracts necessary resources.

Question 12

What is the significance of vibrations in human interactions?

Answer 12

People resonate with similar vibrations, affecting attraction and relationships

This concept highlights the electrical and emotional connections between individuals.

Question 13

What role do meditation and spiritual practices play in vibratory systems?

Answer 13

They affect thoughts and bodies, altering vibratory rates

Research shows that synchronization of heart and brain can enhance well-being.

Question 14

What is the goal of coaching clients regarding their intentions?

Answer 14

To help them get into harmony with what they want from life

This allows clients to attract what they need to learn to create their desired outcomes.

Question 15

True or False: The human body is considered one of the most efficient electrical instruments.

Answer 15

True

This efficiency allows for significant interactions through vibratory systems.

Question 16

Fill in the blank: The heart’s electromagnetic field is believed to act as a _______.

Answer 16

central synchronizing signal

This field mediates energetic interactions between people.

Question 17

What does the phrase ‘the angel is in the details’ imply for coaching?

Answer 17

It emphasizes the importance of knowing specific standards around reserve

Understanding details helps in creating a sense of abundance.

Question 18

What is the main focus of coaching clients in relation to their desires?

Answer 18

To intentionally get into harmony with what they want out of life rather than what they do not.

Question 19

How does synchronicity relate to clients’ experiences?

Answer 19

Clients draw to themselves what they need at any given time, often appearing as synchronicity.

Question 20

What is a common challenge clients face in creating their desired outcomes?

Answer 20

Managing themselves around fears and anxieties.

Question 21

What are the two innate fears that babies reportedly have?

Answer 21

• Fear of falling
• Fear of loud noises

Question 22

What mindset do clients need to overcome to feel appreciation for abundance?

Answer 22

The mindset of scarcity.

Question 23

In which key areas should clients develop a sense of abundance?

Answer 23

• Relationship (or love)
• Time
• Vision
• Money
• Career
• Contribution

Question 24

What exercise can help clients identify their reserves in key areas?

Answer 24

Clients should consider and record responses to specific questions regarding their reserves.

Question 25

What are clients asked to reflect on regarding their reserve of time?

Answer 25

How they would know they had a reserve in time and how they would give time to others.

Question 26

What does a reserve of money for a client indicate?

Answer 26

How they would then give money to others.

Question 27

What should clients explore to assess their time management?

Answer 27

Typical weekly recurring activities and their alignment with values.

Question 28

What do clients often misjudge regarding obligations?

Answer 28

The extent to which they have control over obligations.

Question 29

True or False: Clients feel a stronger sense of reserve around time when they choose how to spend it.

Answer 29

True.

Question 30

What should clients do in their planning exercise for time management?

Answer 30

Include predictable events, errands, unexpected events, and time for recreation.

Question 31

What does Deepak Chopra refer to money as?

Answer 31

Currency.

Question 32

What is the difference between saving and hoarding money?

Answer 32

Saving is good; hoarding is not.

Question 33

List some unhealthy beliefs clients might have about money.

Answer 33

* Money is a measure of competence * Money is a source of evil * Money solves all problems * Money is a source of power * Money is an indication of worth * Money buys happiness

Question 34

What might clients discover about their beliefs regarding money?

Answer 34

Patterns of thinking that no longer serve them well.

Question 35

What early memories should clients reflect on regarding money?

Answer 35

* Two early memories * Lessons learned from parents * Sense of being wealthy * Relationship with money and personality

Question 36

What is one common exercise to help clients reprogram their attitudes about money?

Answer 36

Fill in sentence stems related to their feelings and beliefs about money.

Question 37

What should clients do to align their spending with their values?

Answer 37

Monitor spending and pair expenses with fundamental values.

Question 38

What areas of life can clients assess for a sense of reserve beyond finances?

Answer 38

* Time * Money * Love * Relationships * Space * Freedom * Connections * Possibilities * Play * Quality of Life * Spirit * Energy

Question 39

What is the broader view of wealth beyond just money?

Answer 39

Having a sense of abundance—ready reserve in all areas of life.