Income Generating Techniques

In addition to working hard through constant conscious effort on changing my belief systems, throughout my year of financial growth (where I was able to increase my annual income four times over), I pulled wealth-building techniques from others schools of thought including Feng Shui and Numerology.

In this article, I'll tell you about a couple of the techniques I used that take very little time but garner huge results.

Money Jar

Adding a money jar to your desk (or house) originated as a Feng Shui philosophy in ancient China as a way to bring more wealth into one's life. Those who practice Feng Shui believe that the God of Fortune will assist those with a money jar in achieving wealth.

A money jar is a quick and easy method for attracting more prosperity into your life. For your jar, you can pick any jar or vase that appeals to you. For best results, it's auspicious to have a jar with a wide base and a narrow opening.

It is believed that the narrow opening prevents money from leaving once it is in your possession and the large base provides space for the money to grow. Within the money jar, you can place lucky Chinese coins and/or a few dollar bills to symbolize wealth.

For optimum attraction, position the money jar in the prosperity corner of your desk, of your office or of your house.

Locating Your Wealth Corner

In Feng Shui, an object's placement has a great deal to with the cure's success.

When standing at the front door (or main entrance) to your house or room, hold the Bagua with the Career section nearest your body. Then, you can see which areas of each room or the entire house correspond.

The Prosperity area always falls in furthest away from where you stand and on the left side. It's in this location that you'll place your money jar.

If you would prefer to place the money jar on your desk, use the Bagua to either map the room or place it your desk with the Career section nearest your body as you sit at your desk. This means, you'll place the money jar in the far left corner of your desk.