What better way to flex our intentions of affluence than a Christmas themed abundance game! It’s simple, quick, and trains your thoughts to ones of abundance and wealth. Because you want to focus on where you would like to be instead of where you are now, there are two versions. The versions correspond with your own current holiday budgets. The rules of the game are the same in each category, so skip to the heading that represents the closest number to your budget this year. Let’s play the Christmas Abundance Game!
My Christmas Budget is $500 or Less
If your current holiday budget for gifts is $500 or less and you would feel uncomfortable spending more, this is for you. In this scenario, you have no outstanding debts or bills. You have $1000.00 to spend on your loved ones, but you must spend it in ten minutes. Jot a quick list or tally in your head. As you go, imagine first purchasing the items. Gift cards are okay as long as you know the intended recipient would love them. Rounding is okay as well.
Now, look at your list. Close your eyes and imagine each person’s reaction to your gift. Feel the excitement and joy.
My Christmas Budget is $1,000
If your current holiday budget for gifts is $1,000 and you would feel uncomfortable spending more, this is for you. In this scenario, you have no outstanding debts or bills. You have $10,000.00 to spend on your loved ones, but you must spend it in ten minutes. Jot a quick list or tally in your head. As you go, imagine first purchasing the items. Gift cards are okay as long as you know the intended recipient would love them. Rounding is okay as well.
Now, look at your list. Close your eyes and imagine each person’s reaction to your gift. Feel the excitement and joy.
My Christmas Budget is $10,000
If your current holiday budget for gifts is $10,000 and you would feel uncomfortable spending more, this is for you. In this scenario, you have no outstanding debts or bills. You have $100,000.00 to spend on your loved ones, but you must spend it in ten minutes. Jot a quick list or tally in your head. As you go, imagine first purchasing the items. Gift cards are okay as long as you know the intended recipient would love them. Rounding is okay as well.
Now, look at your list. Close your eyes and imagine each person’s reaction to your gift. Feel the excitement and joy.
How Did You Do in the Christmas Abundance Game?
So, how did you do? Did you first think a practical thought when contemplating that amount of money? I know I did. I’ll be honest. My first impulse was to spend my original budget and squirrel the rest of it away for a rainy day. But that impulse is what I am stretching. I want to stand in the flow of abundance without worry of a rainy day. And that’s where playing the Christmas Abundance Game is powerful. Remember, you want to focus on where you want to be, not where you are. You’ll never get to New York if you sit still and stare at the Hollywood sign in Los Angeles.
Feel free to share your thoughts on our Christmas Abundance Game! Was your first impulse to spend or save? Were your first thoughts that this was too much money? Did you have a hard time spending it all within the time frame? We want to hear all about it. 
