The Spiritual Secret to Wealth No One Talks About | Kevin Trudeau
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What are the excuses that prevent success?
See, people that don't succeed are always good at one thing, making excuses. Successful people aren't. They know what they don't want. They use that negative energy or that pain to clearly define what they do want. They see themselves in possession of what they want as if they really were in possession of it. And they feel now as if they would feel if they actually were in possession. So the point is, this is what wealthy people do. Your mind creates reality.
in a crude laboratory in the basement of his home.
All right, Kevin, man, it's such a pleasure to have you on the show. Thank you for taking time with us today.
It's my pleasure. Glad to be here.
So highly successful guy. And one of the things that I found very interesting is this concept of spirituality in your work. And I'm very interested in this because I found that, I'm a very spiritual guy as well, I'm a Christian, I was raised half Catholic, half Methodist, so I kind of live in both those worlds to a certain extent, but I found that the more I've developed the spiritual side of my life, the more successful, the more fulfilled with where I am, yet still driven I've become, and I'm very interested in how that manifests in your life and how it's played a role in your success.
Well, there's an interesting concept that I coined many years ago called spiritual materialism. And it talks about the fact that there is not a distinction between spirituality or consciousness and materialism. making lots of money. Generally, we put those into two different categories. You're either going to be rich or you're going to be spiritual. And if you look from a Christian perspective, you know, people always quote a particular scripture that says it's easier for a camel to walk through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter heaven. And that's really a misquote and a mistranslation of the actual. The eye of the needle was actually a door into the city. And the camel, in order to get in, had to unpack.
In other words, leave all the material stuff there, get on its knees, humble itself, and go through the door. And then all the material stuff came in with it. So it's a really little misunderstanding of what it says. But the bottom line is everything is spiritual. A spiritual guru years ago was asked, show me where God is. And his response was, show me where God is not. The whole idea is everything is an expression and extension of the one universal consciousness, which is all things. Therefore, everything is spiritual in nature. The Rolls Royce that I drive is spiritual in nature. The Ferrari is spiritual in nature. The private jet that I'm flying on is spiritual in nature because it's made of, it is an extension and an expression of that one universal consciousness. So you can be... Spiritual and material. The difference or the distinction between the two, because we do know people that are money motivated and they're not spiritual. We know people that are very spiritual and are flat broke.
The distinction is a word called detachment. Detachment. If you are attached to material things, then you lose, quote, the spirituality or consciousness or understanding or awareness of love and God, right? But if you are detached from things and you use things and love people instead of using people and loving things, that's when you attain freedom and liberation on all levels and dimensions and you can become successful in materially or financially to any degree you want, but more important, as you pointed out, fulfilled. You have a sense of peace, a sense of certainty, a sense of centeredness and oneness and connection so that when you go to sleep, you have a smile on your face and you go to sleep tired instead of bored and you wake up excited instead of tired.
So I love that. One of the core values that I operate through and have to remind myself constantly of and am trying to teach to my children, I have 11 and nine-year-old sons, is this idea of detaching from the outcome. Not that the outcome's not important, but we have to detach from it because that attachment to the outcome of any activity that we take immediately applies stress, pressure, anxiety, emotional connection, pushes us in a way that takes us from the activities that we need to do.
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