http://moneyloveblog.com/prosperity-has-a-price-what-are-you-willing-to-pay/ Money Momentum, Magic and Manifestation Fri, 18 Feb 2011 23:55:35 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://moneyloveblog.com/prosperity-has-a-price-what-are-you-willing-to-pay/comment-page-1/#comment-115 Jerry Tue, 22 Dec 2009 08:02:23 +0000 http://moneyloveblog.com/?p=181#comment-115 Well Adell, there's a whole prosperity seminar in your comment alone. There is some truth to the idea that you might put more effort into something you paid a lot of money for, but I'm not sure that's a healthy expression of where we should be in terms of consciousness. I remember Ken Keyes, Jr., author of The Handbook To Higher Consciousness, charging $300 for a residential training at his center in Kentucky that lasted a month and included room and board. Others, like EST, were charging the same for a weekend workshop alone. I think Ken's stuff was a lot more valuable than the EST presentation, but EST was probably the single most profitable personal growth program ever created. It's that age-old conflict between price and value and I'm not sure it can be resolved, but what is interesting to me is what someone's opinion and feelings about higher priced versus lower priced learning experiences tells us about their basic prosperity versus poverty consciousness. Well Adell, there’s a whole prosperity seminar in your comment alone. There is some truth to the idea that you might put more effort into something you paid a lot of money for, but I’m not sure that’s a healthy expression of where we should be in terms of consciousness. I remember Ken Keyes, Jr., author of The Handbook To Higher Consciousness, charging $300 for a residential training at his center in Kentucky that lasted a month and included room and board. Others, like EST, were charging the same for a weekend workshop alone. I think Ken’s stuff was a lot more valuable than the EST presentation, but EST was probably the single most profitable personal growth program ever created. It’s that age-old conflict between price and value and I’m not sure it can be resolved, but what is interesting to me is what someone’s opinion and feelings about higher priced versus lower priced learning experiences tells us about their basic prosperity versus poverty consciousness.

]]> http://moneyloveblog.com/prosperity-has-a-price-what-are-you-willing-to-pay/comment-page-1/#comment-113 Adell Heinemann Tue, 22 Dec 2009 05:10:40 +0000 http://moneyloveblog.com/?p=181#comment-113 There is something about overpaying for a product or service that's always gotten my attention. If something is a bargain or reasonably priced the risk is minimal and I know I can walk away from it guilt free; put a hefty price tag on it and I'm much more invested. There is something about overpaying for a product or service that’s always gotten my attention. If something is a bargain or reasonably priced the risk is minimal and I know I can walk away from it guilt free; put a hefty price tag on it and I’m much more invested.

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