How to Become Debt Free by Visualizing

Using "the secret" to get out of debt has become a popular method. Just sit back and think positive thoughts and you can become debt-free by visualizing. However, it's not quite as simple as that. While you can increase wealth and get rid of debt with the law of attraction, you also have to realize that part of the process is making things happen. Be prepared to jump when opportunities present themselves to improve your success.

Instructions

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Create the right mindset. You need to send the right message to the universe if you want to get out of debt. Remember that the universe does not hear the negatives in your sentences. If you focus on the phase "become debt-free," you may attract more debt. Instead, you should focus your thoughts on "increasing wealth."

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Visualize money flowing into your life. Think about the ways that you can picture more money in your life. Perhaps you receive more checks in the mail or envision yourself with a fat wallet. Choose an image that is powerful for you and really feel that it is occurring.

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See your debt decreasing. Take the most recent statements for your debt and locate the portion that shows your current balance. Use a "whiteout" type of product to erase that balance and write zeros over top. Place this altered statement in a prominent position so that you can see it every day.

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Make a vision board to help you focus on your debt-free life. A vision board is a collection of pictures that help inspire you. You should make this personal to your own desires. For example, you can include images of money, of your dream house or a new car that you want to buy...with cash. These images will help you to focus on your goals.

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Take action. The more you visualize money coming into your life, the higher your chances of actually receiving it. However, it's important that you take action. Money will not magically appear -- it may come in ways that actually take work, such as a new job opportunity or a business idea. This is the universe answering your problems. Be prepared to take action. Use all extra money that comes your way to pay off debts.