Having Enough means experiencing neither too little nor too much.

Less than enough is scarcity and more than enough is gluttony.

Having enough is determined by our state of being in the present moment.

Believing or imagining that we will encounter scarcity or not have enough in the future, actually projects that reality into our future.

When we have enough money for what we need today, we have just enough.

When we have money left at the end of the day, we have more than enough for today’s needs.

When we have enough money for today and a reserve of money, we comfortably have enough and are content.

Building a reserve ensures that we always have enough.

We have a reserve in case we do not have enough and we have a reserve that attracts more money.

Whenever we spend our reserve it becomes savings and is no longer a reserve.

The Richest Man in Babylon puts 10% of everything he ever earns into a Money Reserve.

He never spends any of this reserve.

A ‘Reserve’ is not savings. Savings are money put by to spend at a later date.

A reserve is never spent. It is reserved for the sole purpose of attracting more money.

By the Law of Attraction money is drawn unto itself.

Having enough money today projects enough money into our future.

The Richest Man in Babylon tithes 10% of his earnings to his Self.

When we tithe 10% of everything to ‘God’ it becomes ‘God’s Gift’ to us.

The Richest Man in Babylon spends 90% of everything he earns, including the interest that his reserve produces.

The Richest man in Babylon never hordes money as he knows that this stops money flowing.

The Paradox of Money is that:

1. Saving money blocks the flow of money. Giving money away or spending money allows money to flow back in.
2. Money attracts money. Like is drawn unto itself. Therefore the more money we have the more money we attract.

So, how do we have money, so that we attract more money, without stopping it flowing in and running out?

How do we create the circumstances where we always have enough money?

The secret of having enough money is to always have more money flowing in than flowing out.

When more money flows in than out, we have an abundance of money flowing in.

When more money flows out than in, we experience a scarcity of money flowing in.

When more money flows in than out, we will always have enough.

When the same money flows in as out, we have ‘just enough’ but no abundance.

As more money flows in than out, we start to build a reserve of money that attracts more money to flow and builds a bigger reserve of abundance.

The difference between ‘just enough’ and enough is a ‘Reserve’.

We have more than enough money, which is too much, when we cannot spend 90% of what is flowing in.

We have less than enough money, which is not enough, when we cannot reserve 10% of what is flowing in.

We have enough money when 90% of what is flowing in buys everything that we want and need.