1. Activate Your Inner SuperME — Set a Wealth Intention
“When the intention is pure, the direction becomes clear.” — SuperME
Most people want wealth but don’t declare it with purpose. The moment you set a clear and heartfelt intention — “I am becoming wealthier through meaningful value creation” — your internal compass awakens.
In SuperME terms, this is aligning your Purpose with your Energy.
In Yijing, this is like Hexagram 1 Qian — pure creative energy, unstoppable once it moves.
In the Art of War, this is “Victory is decided before the battle begins.”
👉 Action: Write your wealth purpose clearly. Read it daily. Feel it as if it’s already unfolding.
2. Move Qi Through Action — Wealth Flows with Movement
“Movement creates fortune; stagnation breeds poverty.” — Yijing Principle
Qi (energy) moves through your thoughts, words, and actions. When you are depressed, Qi stagnates. When you take small, bold steps — reaching out, offering help, creating something new — you stir the energy field around you.
In the Art of War, Sun Tzu says: “Swift action seizes opportunity.”
In SuperME, this is the A in SAY: Action that Aligns with SuperME.
👉 Action: Do one thing each day that moves money or value — send a proposal, help someone, record a video, or follow up with a client.
3. Radiate Value Through Purpose, Love & Gratitude (PLG)
“When you serve with love, Heaven rewards you with wealth.” — SuperME Unleashed
Wealth flows to those who raise the world’s vibration. When your actions come from love (not fear), you naturally attract people and opportunities. Gratitude then multiplies that flow.
In Yijing, Hexagram 37 Jia Ren (The Family) reminds us that harmony inside creates prosperity outside.
In Art of War, this reflects Dao — the moral force that wins hearts and wealth together.
Action: Before every meeting or sale, ask: “How can I serve this person better?”
You’ll find that wealth begins chasing you instead.
4. Strategize Like Sun Tzu — Position Before Attack
“Know yourself and know the terrain; wealth will not escape you.” — Sun Tzu
Luck without direction wastes energy. Strategy multiplies luck.
Sun Tzu teaches five pillars: Dao, Tian, Di, Jiang, Fa — Moral Force, Timing, Terrain, Leadership, and Method.
Apply these to wealth:
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Dao: Align with your values (SuperME purpose).
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Tian: Seize the right timing — know when to act or wait (Yijing timing).
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Di: Choose the right marketplace or environment.
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Jiang: Lead yourself with discipline.
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Fa: Have clear systems — budgeting, marketing, follow-ups.
👉 Action: Review your current “battlefield.” Are you selling in the right place? Do people know your value? Position first, then move.
5. Trust the Change — Flow with Yijing Cycles
“All fortune is a cycle. When one hexagram ends, another begins.” — Yijing
If you’re sick, broke, or unlucky, you’re not cursed — you’re in a phase.
Yijing teaches that every dark hexagram transforms into light through right attitude and action.
SuperME calls this “Return to Authentic Self.”
Sun Tzu calls it “Winning through adaptation.”
👉 Action: Each night, reflect: “What did I learn today? What can I change tomorrow?”
Trust that the universe is already rearranging in your favor.
In Summary:
| Principle | Concept | Power Result in 3 Months |
|---|---|---|
| SuperME | Purpose awakens intention | Clear wealth direction |
| Yijing | Move Qi and flow with timing | Opportunities appear |
| Art of War | Position before attack | Smarter, faster wins |
| PLG | Serve with love & gratitude | People and money flow naturally |
| Qi Energy | Trust cycles & change | Sustainable prosperity |
Closing Thought:
You don’t need to “get lucky” to get rich.
You only need to get aligned — with your higher self (SuperME),
with universal flow (Yijing),
and with timeless strategy (Art of War).
From there, three months is more than enough for wealth to start showing up in your life — naturally, magnetically, and beautifully
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