Most successful entrepreneurs, starting from Steve Jobs to Bill Gates, follow a handful of spiritual laws like inner alignment, gratitude, intentionality, etc., and many others for the growth of their business. These can also be considered as practical strategies that help to pave a path towards success while detaching from the desperate needs. Such a spiritual approach can help to transform inner well-being into growth and profit that can be measured.
Do you think Steve Jobs or Jack Ma might have been complaining about life every day until they returned from their workplaces? Absolutely not! Instead, they loved their job and stayed consistent at what they do best, and that’s why they were able to create successful business ventures, which turned into a global brand. Each of the successful entrepreneurs has gone through a fair share of struggles in life, but what helped them keep going after their dreams are the spiritual laws, which also became integral elements for their business and its growth. The pattern has repeated throughout the history of business, and many other personas like John Mackey, David Bronner, Suzy Batiz, Oprah Winfrey, and others have mentioned the importance of such universal principles that can offer measurable growth.
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Law of Assumption
The law of assumption is more like manifesting your success before it has arrived. A lot of billionaires act rich before they even become millionaires, and that does not mean irresponsible spending, but having a mindset that you can take care of it. Assumption comes from the confidence of knowing what is going to happen. Actor Jim Carrey wrote himself a cheque for $10 million for Thanksgiving 1995, as he had manifested that amount before his acting career became successful and fate offered him the exact amount for his role in the movie ‘Dumb and Dumber’ in 1994.
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Detachment to Attachment
Just like Goddard said, “the more you try to get something, the more you push it away;” it often happens that your death grip on your goals pushes them further away. Sometimes chasing too hard stops you from achieving it, but when you start to walk away, your dreams start chasing you. The paradox of letting go is quite true, and it is applicable to all kinds of businesses.
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The Mirror Principle
You might not know, but your business reflects your inner state, and the mirror principle explains that. Imagine you are in a bad mood, and it channels to your team and then to business operations, and lastly, it affects the overall brand image. Humans tend to mirror everything they are inspired by, which is a survival instinct. Create a strong mindset that clocks back to normal when it is about your business and the way you handle it, the better reflection it can show.
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Desperate Hustle vs. Inspired Action
If you understand the difference between movement and progress, you will get the idea that hustling with direction does not work. You should act on inspired actions that are aligned with your business goals and help to fulfill them, not immediately but gradually. Desperate hustle can feel like drowning, whereas else inspired actions feel like a creative flow.
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Gratitude Multiplier
Gratitude can be considered a state of fulfillment, and the more grateful you are about your business and employees, the more growth you can achieve in the coming days. Do not just feel grateful, but also show your gratitude through kind gestures and appreciations that keep the workforce going!
Whether you believe in them or not, spiritual laws are often effective, and a lot of successful entrepreneurs have achieved success based on these laws. Besides, these laws can also help you become a better human.
