Some takeaways from Elaine’s perspective:

• We can choose between a poverty mindset and abundance mindset once we know our current mindset
• A poverty mindset may include many factors including giving up on yourself, it doesn’t feel good, it’s restrictive and confining
• What appeared to be separate topics being researched by Elaine were all tangible examples of abundance and mindset can create this tangible abundance
• Your mindset can determine your experience
• Creating the mindset you want involves looking at your attention (what we focus on) and intention (how we want to feel in the present moment)
• Poverty mindset: Attention involves focusing on ‘what is not working’, ‘what we don’t like’, ‘What’s going wrong’
• Abundance mindset: Attention is on ‘what is working’, ‘what we are doing well’, ‘what we do like’, ‘what we appreciate’, ‘what we’re grateful for’
• Poverty mindset: Intention involves focusing on ‘being right all the time’ which may result to being closed to new ideas
• Abundance mindset: Intention is the opposite to being receptive and open to new ideas, insights and opportunities
• Attention and intention improving from within may result in the external world also improving

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