Anger

I am moving up the emotional scale. Today I acknowledge my feelings of anger.

I feel angry when I consider my debt. I'm angry that I have spent far more than my income allows and have amassed a debt that is more than I make in a year. I'm angry that more than half my monthly income goes to pay credit cards. I'm angry that my business failed and I am now working for another big company where I am just another cog in the giant corporate machine. 

I'm angry that I have allowed my debt to become the primary driving issue in my life. I'm angry that every decision I make comes back to how much I have to spend and whether or not I have time off from work. I'm angry that I have lost my freedom because I have to conform to the company's schedule. I'm angry that I am missing investment opportunities because I don't have the money to invest anymore.

I hereby recognize these feelings and commit them to writing so I may move beyond them. I will change my emotions, which will change my reality.

I release anger.

I continue to move up the emotional scale and gradually transform my feelings from negative to positive, from poor to prosperous, from anxiety to appreciation, from fear to love.