Telling Others About Online Investments

Do you tell people about your investments? Do you sell them? Do you push? Or are you at the other extreme, not mentioning them at all? Are you too embarrassed, too afraid they will think you are a gullible fool for investing online?

I've been there - on both ends of the spectrum... a little pushy, totally silent, and have finally found a place of balance between the two polarities that feels right for me.

Yes, I want everyone that I love to know... "Hey, I have been making over $400 a day from Cash Tanker, I am supporting my family with it, and you can too!" But then I think about what happened with Pathway 2 Prosperity, a program I made $5000 profit in last year. I got my sister involved, she put $1000 in, and she lost it all when the program spiraled downward. That sucked. All programs have a beginning, a middle and an end, and they are not at all predictable.

So I feel both cautious and excited about my friends and family getting involved with this stuff. I tell them that I am doing well, but it is all high risk investing, and they can easily lose what they put in. But they can also possibly make plenty of money. I suggest that they only put in what they can afford to kiss goodbye forever. The choice to take the risk is up to them, but if I say nothing, they don't get to choose at all. So, yes, I have let my friends know what I am up to. I answer their questions, telling them the good, the bad, and the ugly parts of online investing. Most have steered clear. Some have joined me, and we are having loads of fun watching our Cash Tanker accounts grow, dreaming new dreams, entertaining new possibilities. It's really not so much about the money, but the joy of joining with others, as well as the adventure of the process, the sense of aliveness that comes from being willing to risk and play full out. It's another way of saying yes to life, and that always gets me giddy.

Venus and I start our days thanking God for our blessings. Abundance is everywhere we look, especially in the laughter and the smiles of our daughter. We thank God for Cash Tanker, yes, and we do see it as quite a little miracle, but the forms and faces of abundance come and go, appear and disappear. It is best not to get too attached to the forms appearing today. Today God showers us through Cash Tanker. Tomorrow His Love might take a different face, as Her Omnipresence has an unlimited supply of ever changing forms and names. The important things is to know in your heart of hearts that God's Love is the ground and fabric of your being and cannot abandon you, ever. Forms and faces constantly change, but love, real love, never come and goes, because it is eternal. And so are you.

Tomorrow I am buying Venus a new computer. We have a list on our wall of things we can use: a vacation, new cars, computers, private school for our daughter, etc. We are moving closer to these goals each day. Living in the mindset that all things are possible is the greatest feeling on earth. There are no limits, and yet we can temporarily lose sight of that when we fixate on our fears, and believe in appearances. Gratitude is a way out of the ego's quicksand and back to God.

Practice counting and giving thanks for all of your blessings every day, as well as holding a feeling of faith, anticipation, and excitement about your goals and dreams coming true, the inevitability of your desires manifesting in God's Perfect Timing. Gratitude for what exists is the inhale of happiness. Faith in your dreams and desires for the future is the exhale. Breathe deeply today! Let love and money in, and let them out! It's all a miracle!

Hugs,
Scott