Did you know that if the money in our global economy was divided up equally, every single person on Earth would make $375,000 a year? 

This is not just some arbitrary financial data - imagine if each person in your household made $375,000 and your bills didn’t change. 

The takeaway? Abundance isn’t some mystical unicorn. It’s very real and often closer than we think. Yet, most of us are still stuck in a mindset that says there’s “not enough,” especially when it comes to money. Let’s break down why, despite our real-world constraints, abundance feels limitless—and how you can start embracing it today.

The Science of “Limitless”

The word “limitless” might feel like a stretch. After all, you can’t argue with numbers, right? But here’s the twist: Limitlessness doesn’t have to mean literal, endless supply. It’s more about the feeling of expansiveness—like entering a house that looks small from the outside but feels massive once you step in.

Think about how often we’re told resources are finite. Yet in key areas, the numbers can make us feel like there’s plenty to go around.

• Food: Every year, we grow enough wheat to feed 11 billion people. Yet, the planet only has 8 billion, so we’re left with a surplus of 3 billion. You could measure every grain, but the sense of abundance is undeniable. It’s like a fruit tree where no matter how much you pick, there’s always more fruit. You could count the fruit, but it still feels limitless. 

• Money: Global wealth has grown threefold since the pandemic, with trillions added annually. Money’s finite, sure. But with the growth, it feels limitless because there’s always more being created.

• Space: In 2003, NASA aimed the Hubble telescope at a seemingly empty square inch in the sky, only to discover 10,000 galaxies—each one holding up to a trillion stars. Each star having the capacity to have its own solar system, like our sun. We know these are finite, countable. But it feels endless because we’ll never fully explore it.

And these are just a few examples. There are so many more. 

So Where’s Your Abundance?

If abundance is everywhere, why aren’t we all rolling in it? Here’s the kicker: the real barrier isn’t “out there”; it’s in your head. Most people grow up with stories about scarcity, drilled into us by well-meaning parents, friends, and a society that loves “playing it safe.” Those stories keep us in a cycle of “there’s never enough.”

Stories We Tell Ourselves

Here are a few of the most common limiting beliefs:

1. “Money doesn’t grow on trees.”

2. “You have to work hard to make money.”

3. “That’s for rich people.”

These stories are hardwired, and until you recognize them for what they are—fictional barriers—you’ll likely keep seeing the world through the lens of scarcity.

Proof That Mindset Shifts Work

I’ve seen clients unlock abundance just by shifting their mindset. Real-world examples? Check this out:

• Ashley went from not being able to afford lunch to landing a $4 million deal, in two weeks.

• Vanessa, a single mom, saw her income grow from $4,000 a month to $101 million a year.

• Olympia went from jobless to scoring two partnerships with multi-million-dollar companies.

• Brie quadrupled her income in just four weeks.

In every case, these folks didn’t suddenly work harder or smarter. They shifted their thinking. By clearing out mental limitations, they began seeing and seizing opportunities they’d missed before.

How Can You Tap Into Abundance?

Shifting from scarcity to abundance doesn’t require a personal fortune or spiritual guru. Here’s a practical approach to get started.

1. Take inventory of limiting beliefs: Write down every belief you have about money, resources, and abundance. These are what is keeping you from your abundance. 

2. Practice a feeling of abundance: Picture a small budget you give yourself with zero guilt. Maybe it’s $20, maybe it’s $50. Allow yourself to buy whatever makes you feel good, whether it’s a latte or a piece of jewelry. Feel the limitlessness of that $50.

3. Challenge scarcity thinking: Whenever a limiting belief surfaces, ask, “Is this absolutely true?” Often, it isn’t. This awareness alone creates more room for possibility.

Letting Go of “It Can’t Be That Easy”

If you’ve been programmed to believe in “no pain, no gain,” letting go of this might feel uncomfortable. We’ve been conditioned to think that financial growth should be a grind, but that’s another limit you can shed.

Take a page from Vanessa’s book, who transformed her income by abandoning the “work hard to get ahead” mindset. Instead, she focused on joy and opportunities she truly cared about. Her transformation came not from working harder but by clearing mental clutter.

The Bottom Line

The universe doesn’t run on scarcity—it runs on cycles of growth and replenishment. From food to money to the literal cosmos, we’re surrounded by abundance. The only thing that’s keeping it from you is your belief in its limits.

The question to ask yourself: “What’s holding me back from believing in infinite abundance?”

Once you identify your blocks, you can start clearing them. It may sound simple, but clarity leads to confidence—and confidence opens doors to abundance. 

You’ve got this!