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I shared my thoughts on the book Get Rich Lucky Bitch with a lot of enthusiasm. I did the exercises from the book while reading it. The ones that helped me the most were the ones about my old money wounds (even though I thought I didn’t have any… I eventually realized that I had never truly forgotten about them).
Becoming aware of these financial and psychological limitations that I had created for myself felt incredibly freeing.
Since then, I have been doing two things every single day:
- I handwrite my goals: they are very factual and specific, with actual numbers;
- I do money tracking, meaning I write down every single inflow of money, including gifts, free lunches, and discounts.
At first, my list of goals was very, very long.
But over time, I realized that some of my goals were not actually aligned with who I am. I would often forget about them and find myself asking: “Wait, what was goal number 8 again?” Others didn’t make me feel anything at all when I wrote them down. Literally nothing. I would imagine how I would feel once I achieved them, and the answer was… empty.
During the first few weeks, my list changed from one day to the next.
But by writing my goals and doing my money tracking every day, I realized three things:
- The universe is constantly sending me signs that it is taking care of me, but I simply wasn’t noticing them before. I checked all the affiliate websites and cashback websites where I had created accounts, and I discovered that there was money sitting there that I had forgotten to claim. These were only small amounts, but I have learned to appreciate every single cent. Money tracking makes me feel really good because every time I have a new line to add, I get super, super excited!
- By looking at my financial goals every day, I ask myself every morning what small action I can take today to move closer to them. I have implemented tiny actions, but I do them every single day. Thinking about my goals daily helps me stay focused on what truly matters. At the same time, I leave the universe completely free to send me money in any way it wants.
- This method is different from all the other Law of Attraction methods because, for the first time, I was forced to reprogram my money beliefs. I thought I already had a healthy mindset around money, but by doing the exercises, I realized there was still a lot to work on. And by carrying my old money beliefs with me, I wasn’t going to attract a different future.
The results were immediate: the day after I finished reading, a few small amounts of money came in.
After that, we had unexpected financial opportunities, including a partnership with a camera brand.
Right after that, JB and I both got sick, and our scooter broke down.
The natural reaction would have been to think: “I was too greedy, I got more than I deserved, I need to stop.” Thankfully, the author talks about this in the book: our “old self” resists change and tries to sabotage our progress. I stayed strong and continued filling out my two documents every single day.
3-month results
I won’t reveal the exact goals I wrote down because everyone’s situation is different. But let’s say I had a goal of X €. Despite how specific my goals were, opportunities came in many different forms: money, but also gifts, discounts, and gift cards.
Here is the breakdown:
- May 2026: 40% of the goal achieved
- June 2026: 90% of the goal achieved
- July 2026: 270% of the goal achieved (there were more discounts than usual)
- August 2026: it’s August 1st, and I have already reached 70% of my goal
The author explains that at the beginning, it is possible to attract more gifts than actual money. In that case, you may need to revisit your goals and visualizations. Personally, I love everything: gifts, gift cards, and cash! So I didn’t feel the need to change anything.
I don’t know if my X € goal is too low, if I should increase it, if I’m not ambitious enough, or if deep down I genuinely feel that it is enough. I don’t know about others, but what I find really difficult is knowing exactly what you want.
There are moments when I look at my list and think: “Ahhh, this is too materialistic!” Then I want to delete everything. I honestly don’t know whether it’s still my limiting beliefs talking or if it’s the part of me that wants to live a simple, minismalist life waking up.
I have also received feedback from other people I recommended the book to. The general conclusion is the same: immediate results. So yes, the method works.
If you haven’t read it yet, you can find the book in English here (Amazon link) and the Audible version here (link)
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