What ever you desire in life: bags of money, the love of your life, the honor and respect of people who now doubt you, connection with friends, family and spouse, a crowd of new customers, a new home, a fresh start, almost anything you can think of, you can attain. These things are not just for the lucky. They are for everyone who is willing to make some changes. And the first step to success is changing your environment.

Robert T. Kiyosaki, author of New York Times Best Seller, “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” and host of CNBC’s show “The Millionaire Inside: Your Guide to Wealth” says:

“It’s easier to change your life if you change your environment first”.

Start with making small changes. This will give you’re the impetus to make more changes. Success breeds success. Start with the things you can change. Here are a few ideas on how to change your environment:

• Get into your closet and get rid of the stuff that you have been holding onto from your glory days. It probably doesn’t even fit any more. Make room for something new to come into your life.
• Organize your desk, get rid of all the nic-nacs, this is the place for your financial future. Clean out your files. You only need to keep records for x years and these history files don’t need to be in your desk. Put them in a file box and put them in storage. Remember, you are making room for the new.
• Then take a look around your home. Those old magazines that you have been hording because you are going to read them someday. Get rid of them and get your home organized.
• One of the most inexpensive and quickest ways to change your environment is with a fresh coat of paint. But don’t just paint it the same old color. Choose a new color that makes your heart sing!
• Re-arrange your furniture. Have you ever noticed that like hair, when women start re-arranging furniture that changes are in store.
• Clean out the garage, knock down the spider webs and get rid of stuff you don’t need. The stuff in the garage made it there because you no longer or don’t need it in your home, but you put it in the garage because you didn’t have the guts to let go of it. Plan a garage sale or call Good Will. Do the same if you have a storage room or basement.
• Get rid of the dead and dying landscaping in your yard. Besides a day in the fresh air will do you good, or you could call a gardener and spend your time on some of the items listed above.

The next step in changing your environment is looking at how you spend your time and who you spend it with. Make a list of the 5 people that you hang out with or spend time with. Then jot down how much money they make. Your income with be around the average of what your friends are making. If you want to make more money, make new friends. I am not telling you to get rid of your friends, but you can make room for some new ones.

Who’s life would you most want to have, Bill Gates, Ruppert Murdock, Martha Stewart, Oprah? These people probably have enough friends but you can still put them on your friends list. Then start to study them. Read everything you can find on them, every book, newspaper article, TV clip. Get a picture of them and put it on your desk. Connect with this knowledge everyday just as you would if they were your best friend.

These changes seem so disconnected from the things that you want, but they are not. Everything we know is an electromagnetic field in the disguise of what our eyes see and our brain translates for us. The only difference between all of these fields is the vibration of the person, the place or the thing. It is these vibrations that create our environment and impact our world.

Before you know it the environmental changes that you have made will create the energy and force field to draw into your life the people, situations and opportunities that you have been looking for.