July 31, 2025 • 22 mins
We discuss the multidimensional nature of wealth beyond financial assets and discuss how to recognize the abundance already present in our lives.
• Wealth encompasses many dimensions including family, mind, financial, emotional, social, time, health, spiritual, intellectual, experimental, environmental, and legacy wealth
• Related terms for wealth include affluence, bounty, prosperity, fortune, and riches
• Explore the "blank check game"
• True wealth begins with recognizing your inherent value independent of external possessions or circumstances
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Vehicle Video: DS YouTube Wealth 'Blank Cheque Game' (you can look up a printable blank cheque, no amount online)
Wealth Blog: Understanding WEALTH Dynamics: Redefining True Abundance
Wealth Blog: Success Story: How Sarah Transformed Her Wealth Consciousness
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to our dynamic show.
I'm Marianna, your host andguide, here to remind you that
flowing through each one of usis a dynamic energy that is ours
to use every single day.
That's why we emphasize the dayin dynamics, because it isn't
(00:20):
just a one time choice, it's adaily commitment to your dynamic
well-being.
On this podcast, we knowthere's no one-size-fits-all
approach to life.
That's why each episode iscrafted to help you align with
your energy, your ideas, yourpositive attitude and evolution
(00:43):
on your terms.
It's all about exploring whatlife can truly feel like when
you choose what genuinely servesyou.
I mean, when's the last timeyou asked yourself is this
serving me?
You're here for a reason, solet's uncover it.
Are you ready to embrace themost dynamic version of yourself
(01:05):
?
Let's tune in and let's explorewhat's possible together.
Our discussion recording todaywill explore the subject of our
wealth dynamics.
Every month, we've been doingour different dynamics.
You can check that out ondynamicsser seriescom under the
dynamics tab, with all thedifferent ones that we are
(01:28):
offering and I have the absolutepleasure of being joined by a
guest.
You've heard a voice before ifyou've listened to any of our
discussions Makota, welcome,welcome.
Thanks for having me today.
Yeah, thank you so much forbeing here and, as always, we
(01:48):
have decided to do thesedynamics this year anyway
together through the discussionposts.
And Makota, if I was to ask youfirst thoughts on the word
wealth, what would you say?
Speaker 2 (02:06):
Abundance, that's what I think I think of, okay,
abundance of.
What, though, of anything Ithink of?
When you're wealthy aboutsomething, you have a lot of
something, or you feel likeyou're enriched with something
in your life yeah, that's whatmost people say.
Speaker 1 (02:22):
Are you ready to discuss it a bit more?
Sounds good, all right, and soI'd always like to set the tone
for our time together, becausethis is more than just a podcast
.
What we focus on expands, solet's take a moment to center
ourselves, be fully present andlisten with an open heart and
(02:45):
mind.
So, to start, let me ask youthis Our audience and Makota,
given the title of the show,wealth Dynamics, can you relate
Like?
Have you found yourselfwondering about wealth, how it
fits into your life?
How did you get your beliefs?
(03:06):
Who are you with wealth?
What kind of relationship doyou have with wealth?
Do you feel wealthy?
Audience?
That question's to you, makota.
How do you feel about itoverall?
Speaker 2 (03:20):
Well, I think wealth is a very complicated topic, but
a very amazing topic.
I think every day we'rethinking about wealth in some
way.
You know about, maybe, food,about your money, about the
friends that you have, about theamount of time that you have in
the day, and that can be soeasily positive and negative
depending on your way of lookingat it.
(03:41):
And I think most of the timeit's a lot better to look at it
positively and to take thatsecond to realize why that can
be a positive thing, instead ofmaybe going to rational thinking
, irrational thinking and makingit a negative topic in your
head.
Speaker 1 (03:57):
Yeah, and even if it is a negative topic, you can
make it a more positive topic bychanging how you talk about it
to yourself and to other people,right?
Yeah, we can always in any topicthat we're talking about here
in any of our podcasts, if itdoesn't feel good and it doesn't
feel right, and it's somethingthat you would call a negative
(04:20):
or a non feel good topic, withthe verbiage that goes with it,
you always have the choice tojust slightly change it around,
to make it more neutral, to makeit more balanced, to make it
more uplifting.
That's exactly what you shouldbe doing so, like Makota
(04:44):
answered initially and we alwaysappreciate her feedback is that
a lot of people think of wealth, you know, as initially, maybe,
money.
You know, and I'm just going togo over a few of the styles of
wealth.
And now, when I first startedthis, when I first thought of
wealth, I thought, oh, that'sthe amount of stuff I have or
(05:06):
the amount of money I have,that's the wealth, and you never
think that it's just so muchbigger than that.
The styles of wealth, all ofour dynamics that we're doing,
can be a style of wealth familyrelationships, mind, financial,
emotional, social, time, health,spiritual, intellectual,
(05:29):
experimental, environmental,your legacy wealth, does that
make sense?
Yeah, there's quite a lot, yeah,and then there's much more.
I mean, that's just a few ofthe ones that came off from just
living life and understanding.
You know, there's all of thatand more.
(05:49):
As far as wealth, now, there'sso many different words that can
be used in place of the wordwealth.
So let's just go over that realquick.
And if you were to say what'sanother word for wealth, makota,
what would you?
What would be a word that youwould say?
Speaker 2 (06:06):
Well, like I said earlier, I would say abundance.
When I think of wealth, kind ofin the same example of like
your access of stuff for moneyor anything, it's like it's an
abundance of it or an amount ofit.
Speaker 1 (06:17):
Right.
So it could be an amount ofgood relationships, an amount of
friends, an amount ofwell-being, an amount of health,
an amount like yeah, it can bea small amount or a big amount
or a medium amount, it's justthat it's an amount.
Yeah and yeah.
No labels, no judgment, it'sjust an amount right, and we'll
(06:41):
go over the dictionarydefinition of it here in a few
minutes, but I'll just read offsome of the other words that you
may be using.
And that's affluence.
I always think that's such apretty word, affluence, like it,
just like, even when looking atit like affluence.
Speaker 2 (06:59):
Would make a great name.
Speaker 1 (07:02):
Oh, you can name your first child that.
Oh, you can name your firstchild that Bounty, plentiful
prosperity fortune.
You know, like there's riches.
You know there's just so manythings that you can use that are
sort of in the same category,yet maybe slightly different but
(07:24):
similar, that people can notknow where the actual line is
Right, right, yeah, yeah.
So, like anything, we alwaystry to define it, whether it's
on the podcast or one of ourblogs.
And again, a lot of moreinformation on Wealth Dynamics
can be found on our website,dynamicsseriescom circle and
(07:46):
then Dynamics Series.
In the middle there is that welooked up again wealth, as we
usually do by many differentways, and one of them was the
state of being rich.
And then it's like well, whatdoes rich mean?
So then, rich meaning well-supp, like well, what does rich mean
(08:08):
?
So then rich meaning you know,well-supplied, well-endowed.
So then you go well, what doesthat mean?
So this could go on and on andon to really get a clear picture
of what you may think,depending on which word that you
use around this.
So let's just go withwell-supplied.
You have a well-supply of,maybe a family of thoughts, of
(08:30):
creativity, of money, ofemotions, of health, of
intellect, of environmental, oflegacy wealth that you want to
leave.
What are you thinking about allthese different definitions,
makota?
Speaker 2 (08:47):
Well, when I think of well-supplied, I think that you
have like a big selection ofsomething, almost like you have
a good supply, like, I think, offood.
You know, when you have a goodsupply of food, it's like
different varieties or differentbrands, and so it's like you
get to kind of have a lot ofsomething and maybe different
varieties of it.
So when you think about wealthas a whole, being well supplied
(09:08):
in wealth could mean that, likeyou mentioned before, you are
wealthy in very different areasof your life.
Speaker 1 (09:15):
Yes, yeah, good point , and different categories.
Now, one of the things that wedid in one of the vehicle videos
on YouTube, it's undermultimedia on our website and
we're going to play the samegame that I recorded for this
(09:37):
month of wealth, and that is theblank check game.
If you haven't listened to itagain, please go listen.
But the gist of it is, if theuniverse says, here's a blank
check because of who you are,not because you deserve it, not
(09:59):
because of this, not because ofwhatever, just because you are
you and you're beautiful andmagnificent and unique.
So, makota, what amount wouldyou put on that blank check?
Speaker 2 (10:13):
I don't even think I know really.
I mean, the thing is, is thatwhen that opportunity comes to
you, you might think, oh well,you want a trillion or
quadrillion dollars, and it'salso like, well, maybe I only
want like a few thousand.
You know it's what do youreally use all that money for?
Or is money the only type ofwealth that you actually want?
(10:35):
On a check.
Speaker 1 (10:44):
Want on a check, right.
And this is a dilemma whereyou're finding your balance
around wealth.
Because I put it out on socialmedia as well and one of the
followers said I want threemillion because and I have
permission to use this, by theway I want a million for myself,
I want a million for my parentsand I want a million for my
sister.
What they do with it is up tothem.
(11:05):
And then, in further discussionlater, offline, was more like
well, I want this because I canalso help my friends in
different ways, not just bygiving them money, but just
being a wealth for them.
I can offer free courses aboutmy specific career, which then,
(11:27):
is sharing my wealth.
So they just went on and onabout the different types of
wealth and what they would do,starting with the money.
Because, again, we're talkingonly specific in this case about
the blank check.
It's not, it's a one-time thing, although one, one other person
(11:48):
did comment and says well, ifthey're giving me a check once,
then they can give me anothercheck too.
So you know, but at this pointit's just like what number are
you comfortable with?
What number would it be?
I suggest maybe you go listento that, and or even from this
(12:09):
conversation that Makota and Iare having, is like, what would
be that number?
I guess it may depend on whereyou are in your life, right, if
you're young and you're juststarting out could be higher,
could be lower.
What would be that blank checknumber?
(12:30):
And then what would you want todo with it?
Or maybe that's a thing youfigure out what you would want
to do with everything that youwant to do in your life and then
put an amount on that.
But here's the thing that Ididn't say on the YouTube clip
was you only have 24 hours todecide.
(12:51):
So you know you'd be thinking alot and then, once you do it
and once you receive it, thenyou're like, oh, maybe I should
have, maybe I could have.
So what amount is too little orwhat amount is too much?
And where is your comfort zonearound wealth?
And again, not only the wealthphysical assets, money, bank
(13:17):
stuff, money you might have inyour wallet right now Bitcoin
but about the other wealths inyour life the health and the
spiritual and the intellectual,and the family and the mind and
the relationships.
They're all those wealths.
So how would that affecteverything as well?
Speaker 2 (13:36):
Right, there's so much to think about.
Speaker 1 (13:38):
Yeah.
So that's the thing about usdoing these dynamics and
offering as a resource isbecause we want to have you
think, to find your balance andthen allow the evolution of it
to unfold as well.
Just because you're like, okay,I'm good with it right now, you
(13:59):
might have another thought thatwill then make it evolve even
more.
That's why wealth is such.
What did you call it at thebeginning?
Complicated or challenging, orsomething like that.
There can be so many.
Speaker 2 (14:14):
Moving parts to it almost.
Yeah, so many parts of yourlife that can be wealthy and
that can be abundant and have awell supply, that it's not just
an easy concept?
I don't think no.
Speaker 1 (14:27):
And here's the other thing that I always revert back
to in all of these dynamics Doyou yourself feel wealthy?
Not from something outside ofyourself, like the money or the
assets or the friends or thefamily or the emotion, like, do
you feel like you are a wealthyperson without thinking of
(14:53):
outside, of just you, like thevery fact that you were born and
if you think about it, givenall the ideas and talents and
this and that that you have asyou were born into, the
circumstances that you were borninto, is that enough to say hey
(15:14):
, I'm wealthy?
Speaker 2 (15:16):
yeah, that's.
That's really interesting tothink about too, especially if
you're wanting to compare itwith other people or you know
what you're born into is alreadyso wealthy.
The fact that you were born andthe fact that you're on this
planet experiencing life couldbe seen as a wealthy experience.
It's.
It's a pretty complicated topic, for sure.
Speaker 1 (15:37):
Well, let's make it.
I think right now we're makingit more complicated by just
giving things for people tothink about.
Right, right, what do you thinkwould be a good tool to help
someone out there to makethemselves feel, overall, more
(15:58):
wealthy?
You know, because I trulybelieve that, coming into this
physical experience, I read thisthing the other day and I know
it sounds interesting for someand a little off for other
people, but it's just like youcome in with nothing and you
(16:19):
leave with nothing what you doin this.
That space in between is soimportant.
How do you want to see yourself?
So what would you say is a goodtool to have that overall view
of someone that may think, okay,well, I'm not enough, I don't
have enough.
(16:39):
I'm, you know, my gifts aren'tenough, my health isn't enough,
I'm not wealthy In all theseareas that we've already gone
over.
How would you help them?
With a statement or a knowingaffirmation or something that
may just help them switch itaround?
Speaker 2 (16:59):
Well, think about it.
In the time that it took you tosay that you're not enough or
that you're not doing enough,that's already gone, that past
that you just set that in.
So every single moment thatcontinues, that can be better
than what you thought it couldbe.
So if you might think at thatmoment, well, I'm not good
enough.
Well, you just said it and thatwas a past you from 10 seconds
(17:20):
ago.
That maybe wasn't good enoughin your mind.
But now you're a differentperson, now you're evolving and
you're changing every singlemoment of the day and so, but
now you're a different person,now you're evolving and you're
changing every single moment ofthe day, and so you can have
that moment, say, hey, I'm notgood enough, and then say, well,
that was past me and but futureme, right now, that realizes
that I can be, is going to domore and do better, and to
realize that every moment is anopportunity to get more wealth
(17:44):
and whatever wealth that couldbe, and that everyone is more
wealthy than they really realize, that they are in so many
different ways, just by beingalive and being able to know
that there is more that they cando that you brought up a good,
some good points, and Iappreciate that, thank you.
Speaker 1 (18:01):
But even the fact that, even saying I am wealthy
and then see what the universebrings to you, or I'm open to
wealth, you know do all of thoselittle things too, that will
help as a tool towards justknowing your value, because
value is not always based aroundmoney and assets, money and
(18:34):
assets.
Value is valuing who you areand knowing that you are so
wealthy just by being you, yourenergy, your aura, your thoughts
, your beliefs, your talents,your DNA, like just the very
fact that you have all of thatand you are wealthy.
So I think I would add on towhat Makota said and just say to
yourself is I've never seenmyself, maybe, as wealthy, but
you know what I am wealthy, I amwealth.
(18:58):
First, clarify the definitionand what words you want to use
around the word wealth first,just to make sure you're
comfortable with it.
When I'm questioning, I alwaysgo and try to clarify.
It had to make it easier and Iwould just say, hey, I'm hoping
for the universe to show me howwealthy I actually am in so many
(19:20):
areas of my life, all for myhighest good and highest bliss.
Sounds good to me Sounds like amorning and night affirmation
to say, yeah, it's a good way.
I know you guys all have yourown mantras.
We have a few of them forwealth as well.
So, my wealthy audience,listeners and friends, what
(19:49):
resonated with you most intoday's episode?
Take a moment to reflect andthen decide what your next step
is going to be.
We challenge you right now,though, to take some action and
share this episode with someonewho needs it.
I have this really cool thingthat I do with one of my friends
(20:09):
is that we send back and forthclips to each other and then we
voice, talk about it and reallyget to the deep level of where
our balance is.
So I challenge you to do thatas well, or any of our past
recordings, and you can alsosubscribe to all of our future
(20:29):
ones as well.
Podcasts and recordings againis under dynamicshowinfo, or you
can also find it ondynamicseriescom.
Quick reminder all materialsshared on this show are
copyrighted and meant forinformational purposes only.
Makota, is there any lastminute words of wisdom around
(20:52):
this?
Speaker 2 (20:53):
Well, I think that everyone is wealthy in their own
way, and just by listening tothis podcast, you've learned new
ways to be wealthy.
Speaker 1 (21:01):
Yes, as always, makota, thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you for sharing your time, for sharing your time, your
intuitive guidance, the wealthof knowledge that you have from
your own life experience, andjust spending time with us here.
We so appreciate you.
(21:21):
So thank you, thank you.
Thank you for being with us.
Thank you, we thought aboutdoing some videos, and that
might come too.
We're just having a busy time,so we come to you when we can.
Thank you, thank you.
Thank you for listening and tosee who has stayed on until the
(21:42):
very end of our podcast.
We are going to have a draw fora $10 Starbucks gift card.
So go to dynamicseriescom, putin the subject line Wealth
Dynamics Podcast and your namewill go in for a draw and we
(22:04):
will mail it out to you or, whenpossible, we can just email it
to you as well.
Little supplies, little twist,but nonetheless, it's always
good to listen right to the endfor all the podcasts.
Make it a dynamic day.
Make it a dynamic day.
Welcome to our dynamic show.
I'm Marianna, your host andguide, here to remind you that
flowing through each one of usis a dynamic energy that is ours
to use every single day.
That's why we emphasize the dayin dynamics, because it isn't
(00:20):
just a one time choice, it's adaily commitment to your dynamic
well-being.
On this podcast, we knowthere's no one-size-fits-all
approach to life.
That's why each episode iscrafted to help you align with
your energy, your ideas, yourpositive attitude and evolution
(00:43):
on your terms.
It's all about exploring whatlife can truly feel like when
you choose what genuinely servesyou.
I mean, when's the last timeyou asked yourself is this
serving me?
You're here for a reason, solet's uncover it.
Are you ready to embrace themost dynamic version of yourself
(01:05):
?
Let's tune in and let's explorewhat's possible together.
Our discussion recording todaywill explore the subject of our
wealth dynamics.
Every month, we've been doingour different dynamics.
You can check that out ondynamicsser seriescom under the
dynamics tab, with all thedifferent ones that we are
(01:28):
offering and I have the absolutepleasure of being joined by a
guest.
You've heard a voice before ifyou've listened to any of our
discussions Makota, welcome,welcome.
Thanks for having me today.
Yeah, thank you so much forbeing here and, as always, we
(01:48):
have decided to do thesedynamics this year anyway
together through the discussionposts.
And Makota, if I was to ask youfirst thoughts on the word
wealth, what would you say?
Speaker 2 (02:06):
Abundance, that's what I think I think of, okay,
abundance of.
What, though, of anything Ithink of?
When you're wealthy aboutsomething, you have a lot of
something, or you feel likeyou're enriched with something
in your life yeah, that's whatmost people say.
Speaker 1 (02:22):
Are you ready to discuss it a bit more?
Sounds good, all right, and soI'd always like to set the tone
for our time together, becausethis is more than just a podcast
.
What we focus on expands, solet's take a moment to center
ourselves, be fully present andlisten with an open heart and
(02:45):
mind.
So, to start, let me ask youthis Our audience and Makota,
given the title of the show,wealth Dynamics, can you relate
Like?
Have you found yourselfwondering about wealth, how it
fits into your life?
How did you get your beliefs?
(03:06):
Who are you with wealth?
What kind of relationship doyou have with wealth?
Do you feel wealthy?
Audience?
That question's to you, makota.
How do you feel about itoverall?
Speaker 2 (03:20):
Well, I think wealth is a very complicated topic, but
a very amazing topic.
I think every day we'rethinking about wealth in some
way.
You know about, maybe, food,about your money, about the
friends that you have, about theamount of time that you have in
the day, and that can be soeasily positive and negative
depending on your way of lookingat it.
(03:41):
And I think most of the timeit's a lot better to look at it
positively and to take thatsecond to realize why that can
be a positive thing, instead ofmaybe going to rational thinking
, irrational thinking and makingit a negative topic in your
head.
Speaker 1 (03:57):
Yeah, and even if it is a negative topic, you can
make it a more positive topic bychanging how you talk about it
to yourself and to other people,right?
Yeah, we can always in any topicthat we're talking about here
in any of our podcasts, if itdoesn't feel good and it doesn't
feel right, and it's somethingthat you would call a negative
(04:20):
or a non feel good topic, withthe verbiage that goes with it,
you always have the choice tojust slightly change it around,
to make it more neutral, to makeit more balanced, to make it
more uplifting.
That's exactly what you shouldbe doing so, like Makota
(04:44):
answered initially and we alwaysappreciate her feedback is that
a lot of people think of wealth, you know, as initially, maybe,
money.
You know, and I'm just going togo over a few of the styles of
wealth.
And now, when I first startedthis, when I first thought of
wealth, I thought, oh, that'sthe amount of stuff I have or
(05:06):
the amount of money I have,that's the wealth, and you never
think that it's just so muchbigger than that.
The styles of wealth, all ofour dynamics that we're doing,
can be a style of wealth familyrelationships, mind, financial,
emotional, social, time, health,spiritual, intellectual,
(05:29):
experimental, environmental,your legacy wealth, does that
make sense?
Yeah, there's quite a lot, yeah,and then there's much more.
I mean, that's just a few ofthe ones that came off from just
living life and understanding.
You know, there's all of thatand more.
(05:49):
As far as wealth, now, there'sso many different words that can
be used in place of the wordwealth.
So let's just go over that realquick.
And if you were to say what'sanother word for wealth, makota,
what would you?
What would be a word that youwould say?
Speaker 2 (06:06):
Well, like I said earlier, I would say abundance.
When I think of wealth, kind ofin the same example of like
your access of stuff for moneyor anything, it's like it's an
abundance of it or an amount ofit.
Speaker 1 (06:17):
Right.
So it could be an amount ofgood relationships, an amount of
friends, an amount ofwell-being, an amount of health,
an amount like yeah, it can bea small amount or a big amount
or a medium amount, it's justthat it's an amount.
Yeah and yeah.
No labels, no judgment, it'sjust an amount right, and we'll
(06:41):
go over the dictionarydefinition of it here in a few
minutes, but I'll just read offsome of the other words that you
may be using.
And that's affluence.
I always think that's such apretty word, affluence, like it,
just like, even when looking atit like affluence.
Speaker 2 (06:59):
Would make a great name.
Speaker 1 (07:02):
Oh, you can name your first child that.
Oh, you can name your firstchild that Bounty, plentiful
prosperity fortune.
You know, like there's riches.
You know there's just so manythings that you can use that are
sort of in the same category,yet maybe slightly different but
(07:24):
similar, that people can notknow where the actual line is
Right, right, yeah, yeah.
So, like anything, we alwaystry to define it, whether it's
on the podcast or one of ourblogs.
And again, a lot of moreinformation on Wealth Dynamics
can be found on our website,dynamicsseriescom circle and
(07:46):
then Dynamics Series.
In the middle there is that welooked up again wealth, as we
usually do by many differentways, and one of them was the
state of being rich.
And then it's like well, whatdoes rich mean?
So then, rich meaning well-supp, like well, what does rich mean
(08:08):
?
So then rich meaning you know,well-supplied, well-endowed.
So then you go well, what doesthat mean?
So this could go on and on andon to really get a clear picture
of what you may think,depending on which word that you
use around this.
So let's just go withwell-supplied.
You have a well-supply of,maybe a family of thoughts, of
(08:30):
creativity, of money, ofemotions, of health, of
intellect, of environmental, oflegacy wealth that you want to
leave.
What are you thinking about allthese different definitions,
makota?
Speaker 2 (08:47):
Well, when I think of well-supplied, I think that you
have like a big selection ofsomething, almost like you have
a good supply, like, I think, offood.
You know, when you have a goodsupply of food, it's like
different varieties or differentbrands, and so it's like you
get to kind of have a lot ofsomething and maybe different
varieties of it.
So when you think about wealthas a whole, being well supplied
(09:08):
in wealth could mean that, likeyou mentioned before, you are
wealthy in very different areasof your life.
Speaker 1 (09:15):
Yes, yeah, good point , and different categories.
Now, one of the things that wedid in one of the vehicle videos
on YouTube, it's undermultimedia on our website and
we're going to play the samegame that I recorded for this
(09:37):
month of wealth, and that is theblank check game.
If you haven't listened to itagain, please go listen.
But the gist of it is, if theuniverse says, here's a blank
check because of who you are,not because you deserve it, not
(09:59):
because of this, not because ofwhatever, just because you are
you and you're beautiful andmagnificent and unique.
So, makota, what amount wouldyou put on that blank check?
Speaker 2 (10:13):
I don't even think I know really.
I mean, the thing is, is thatwhen that opportunity comes to
you, you might think, oh well,you want a trillion or
quadrillion dollars, and it'salso like, well, maybe I only
want like a few thousand.
You know it's what do youreally use all that money for?
Or is money the only type ofwealth that you actually want?
(10:35):
On a check.
Speaker 1 (10:44):
Want on a check, right.
And this is a dilemma whereyou're finding your balance
around wealth.
Because I put it out on socialmedia as well and one of the
followers said I want threemillion because and I have
permission to use this, by theway I want a million for myself,
I want a million for my parentsand I want a million for my
sister.
What they do with it is up tothem.
(11:05):
And then, in further discussionlater, offline, was more like
well, I want this because I canalso help my friends in
different ways, not just bygiving them money, but just
being a wealth for them.
I can offer free courses aboutmy specific career, which then,
(11:27):
is sharing my wealth.
So they just went on and onabout the different types of
wealth and what they would do,starting with the money.
Because, again, we're talkingonly specific in this case about
the blank check.
It's not, it's a one-time thing, although one, one other person
(11:48):
did comment and says well, ifthey're giving me a check once,
then they can give me anothercheck too.
So you know, but at this pointit's just like what number are
you comfortable with?
What number would it be?
I suggest maybe you go listento that, and or even from this
(12:09):
conversation that Makota and Iare having, is like, what would
be that number?
I guess it may depend on whereyou are in your life, right, if
you're young and you're juststarting out could be higher,
could be lower.
What would be that blank checknumber?
(12:30):
And then what would you want todo with it?
Or maybe that's a thing youfigure out what you would want
to do with everything that youwant to do in your life and then
put an amount on that.
But here's the thing that Ididn't say on the YouTube clip
was you only have 24 hours todecide.
(12:51):
So you know you'd be thinking alot and then, once you do it
and once you receive it, thenyou're like, oh, maybe I should
have, maybe I could have.
So what amount is too little orwhat amount is too much?
And where is your comfort zonearound wealth?
And again, not only the wealthphysical assets, money, bank
(13:17):
stuff, money you might have inyour wallet right now Bitcoin
but about the other wealths inyour life the health and the
spiritual and the intellectual,and the family and the mind and
the relationships.
They're all those wealths.
So how would that affecteverything as well?
Speaker 2 (13:36):
Right, there's so much to think about.
Speaker 1 (13:38):
Yeah.
So that's the thing about usdoing these dynamics and
offering as a resource isbecause we want to have you
think, to find your balance andthen allow the evolution of it
to unfold as well.
Just because you're like, okay,I'm good with it right now, you
(13:59):
might have another thought thatwill then make it evolve even
more.
That's why wealth is such.
What did you call it at thebeginning?
Complicated or challenging, orsomething like that.
There can be so many.
Speaker 2 (14:14):
Moving parts to it almost.
Yeah, so many parts of yourlife that can be wealthy and
that can be abundant and have awell supply, that it's not just
an easy concept?
I don't think no.
Speaker 1 (14:27):
And here's the other thing that I always revert back
to in all of these dynamics Doyou yourself feel wealthy?
Not from something outside ofyourself, like the money or the
assets or the friends or thefamily or the emotion, like, do
you feel like you are a wealthyperson without thinking of
(14:53):
outside, of just you, like thevery fact that you were born and
if you think about it, givenall the ideas and talents and
this and that that you have asyou were born into, the
circumstances that you were borninto, is that enough to say hey
(15:14):
, I'm wealthy?
Speaker 2 (15:16):
yeah, that's.
That's really interesting tothink about too, especially if
you're wanting to compare itwith other people or you know
what you're born into is alreadyso wealthy.
The fact that you were born andthe fact that you're on this
planet experiencing life couldbe seen as a wealthy experience.
It's.
It's a pretty complicated topic, for sure.
Speaker 1 (15:37):
Well, let's make it.
I think right now we're makingit more complicated by just
giving things for people tothink about.
Right, right, what do you thinkwould be a good tool to help
someone out there to makethemselves feel, overall, more
(15:58):
wealthy?
You know, because I trulybelieve that, coming into this
physical experience, I read thisthing the other day and I know
it sounds interesting for someand a little off for other
people, but it's just like youcome in with nothing and you
(16:19):
leave with nothing what you doin this.
That space in between is soimportant.
How do you want to see yourself?
So what would you say is a goodtool to have that overall view
of someone that may think, okay,well, I'm not enough, I don't
have enough.
(16:39):
I'm, you know, my gifts aren'tenough, my health isn't enough,
I'm not wealthy In all theseareas that we've already gone
over.
How would you help them?
With a statement or a knowingaffirmation or something that
may just help them switch itaround?
Speaker 2 (16:59):
Well, think about it.
In the time that it took you tosay that you're not enough or
that you're not doing enough,that's already gone, that past
that you just set that in.
So every single moment thatcontinues, that can be better
than what you thought it couldbe.
So if you might think at thatmoment, well, I'm not good
enough.
Well, you just said it and thatwas a past you from 10 seconds
(17:20):
ago.
That maybe wasn't good enoughin your mind.
But now you're a differentperson, now you're evolving and
you're changing every singlemoment of the day and so, but
now you're a different person,now you're evolving and you're
changing every single moment ofthe day, and so you can have
that moment, say, hey, I'm notgood enough, and then say, well,
that was past me and but futureme, right now, that realizes
that I can be, is going to domore and do better, and to
realize that every moment is anopportunity to get more wealth
(17:44):
and whatever wealth that couldbe, and that everyone is more
wealthy than they really realize, that they are in so many
different ways, just by beingalive and being able to know
that there is more that they cando that you brought up a good,
some good points, and Iappreciate that, thank you.
Speaker 1 (18:01):
But even the fact that, even saying I am wealthy
and then see what the universebrings to you, or I'm open to
wealth, you know do all of thoselittle things too, that will
help as a tool towards justknowing your value, because
value is not always based aroundmoney and assets, money and
(18:34):
assets.
Value is valuing who you areand knowing that you are so
wealthy just by being you, yourenergy, your aura, your thoughts
, your beliefs, your talents,your DNA, like just the very
fact that you have all of thatand you are wealthy.
So I think I would add on towhat Makota said and just say to
yourself is I've never seenmyself, maybe, as wealthy, but
you know what I am wealthy, I amwealth.
(18:58):
First, clarify the definitionand what words you want to use
around the word wealth first,just to make sure you're
comfortable with it.
When I'm questioning, I alwaysgo and try to clarify.
It had to make it easier and Iwould just say, hey, I'm hoping
for the universe to show me howwealthy I actually am in so many
(19:20):
areas of my life, all for myhighest good and highest bliss.
Sounds good to me Sounds like amorning and night affirmation
to say, yeah, it's a good way.
I know you guys all have yourown mantras.
We have a few of them forwealth as well.
So, my wealthy audience,listeners and friends, what
(19:49):
resonated with you most intoday's episode?
Take a moment to reflect andthen decide what your next step
is going to be.
We challenge you right now,though, to take some action and
share this episode with someonewho needs it.
I have this really cool thingthat I do with one of my friends
(20:09):
is that we send back and forthclips to each other and then we
voice, talk about it and reallyget to the deep level of where
our balance is.
So I challenge you to do thatas well, or any of our past
recordings, and you can alsosubscribe to all of our future
(20:29):
ones as well.
Podcasts and recordings againis under dynamicshowinfo, or you
can also find it ondynamicseriescom.
Quick reminder all materialsshared on this show are
copyrighted and meant forinformational purposes only.
Makota, is there any lastminute words of wisdom around
(20:52):
this?
Speaker 2 (20:53):
Well, I think that everyone is wealthy in their own
way, and just by listening tothis podcast, you've learned new
ways to be wealthy.
Speaker 1 (21:01):
Yes, as always, makota, thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you for sharing your time, for sharing your time, your
intuitive guidance, the wealthof knowledge that you have from
your own life experience, andjust spending time with us here.
We so appreciate you.
(21:21):
So thank you, thank you.
Thank you for being with us.
Thank you, we thought aboutdoing some videos, and that
might come too.
We're just having a busy time,so we come to you when we can.
Thank you, thank you.
Thank you for listening and tosee who has stayed on until the
(21:42):
very end of our podcast.
We are going to have a draw fora $10 Starbucks gift card.
So go to dynamicseriescom, putin the subject line Wealth
Dynamics Podcast and your namewill go in for a draw and we
(22:04):
will mail it out to you or, whenpossible, we can just email it
to you as well.
Little supplies, little twist,but nonetheless, it's always
good to listen right to the endfor all the podcasts.
Make it a dynamic day.
Make it a dynamic day.
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