How to Attract Money Coming Your Way with These 5 Simple Steps
You know, I used to think attracting money was some mystical process reserved for lottery winners and Silicon Valley unicorns, but over the years I've discovered it's more like playing a strategic game where you complete side missions to unlock better rewards. Remember that mission in Black Ops 6 where you assault Scud missile launchers? That's exactly how financial abundance works - you've got your main objective, but the real magic happens when you tackle those side missions that give you powerful Scorestreak rewards. I've personally found that money flows toward people who understand this layered approach to wealth creation, and today I want to share five surprisingly simple steps that transformed my financial reality.
Let's talk about the first step, which I call "Gathering Your Delta Force." In that game mission, saving those crashed soldiers wasn't mandatory, but doing so gave you crucial support. Similarly, I make it a point to connect with at least three potential allies or mentors each month - people who've already achieved what I want. Last quarter, this led to a referral that landed me a $15,000 consulting project. These relationships become your intel network, revealing opportunities you'd never find alone. The second step is what I've dubbed "Knocking Out Anti-Air Batteries." Those missile batteries in the game blocked air support, just like how certain mental blocks and outdated beliefs prevent financial support from reaching us. I literally made a list of my "financial anti-air batteries" - things like "I'm not good with numbers" or "rich people are greedy" - and systematically dismantled each one through education and exposure.
Now here's where it gets really interesting - the third step involves creating your own "Scorestreak rewards" system. In the game, completing side objectives unlocked helicopters and airstrikes. I applied this to my finances by setting up milestone rewards: when I hit $5,000 in monthly passive income, I invested in a premium course that helped me scale to $8,000 within two months. This creates what I call the "abundance momentum" effect. The fourth step is perhaps the most counterintuitive - embrace multiple "explosive ways to solve problems." Just like having various gadgets in Black Ops 6, I maintain at least seven income streams, though only three are actively managed. The diversity means when one stream dips - like when my stock photography earnings dropped 23% last year - my affiliate marketing income unexpectedly surged 41%, creating net positive movement.
The final step is what ties everything together - adopting what I call "mission flexibility." The main financial goal might be clear, but the path there should allow for creative detours. I had a client who was so fixated on their 5-year corporate ladder plan that they missed three entrepreneurial opportunities that could've doubled their income. Sometimes those side quests - like that unexpected freelance offer or real estate tip from a golf buddy - become your main wealth generators. I've found that approximately 68% of high earners attribute their biggest breaks to opportunities that weren't part of their original plan.
Looking back at my journey from living paycheck to paycheck to currently generating six figures annually, the pattern is clear: money flows toward those who approach wealth like a strategic game with multiple objectives. It's not about one magical solution but about stacking advantages through relationships, mindset shifts, reward systems, diversified approaches, and strategic flexibility. The beautiful part is that once you implement these steps, you start noticing opportunities everywhere - kind of like how completing those Pantheon camps in the game suddenly reveals the enemy's entire playbook. Wealth attraction becomes less about chasing money and more about creating an ecosystem where money naturally wants to visit and stay awhile.