Getting Rich Through the Subconscious Mind

“LoveSync Attraction” is all about romance, so I haven’t touched on money until now. But since I get so many requests asking “Can you tell me about manifesting money?”, I’m going to share some thoughts on that here as a bonus section.

Here’s the thing though—the fundamental law of the subconscious mind is really just this:

What you believe becomes your reality.”

Your thoughts shape what shows up in your life.
That’s literally it.

So whether you’re manifesting love, money, or better relationships, the principle is exactly the same.

Money works just like love—it all comes down to what you’re thinking.

With love, you’d set a clear intention like, “I’m blissfully happy and in love with Taro every single day.”

With money, you’d set an intention like, “I have plenty of money and live a rich, joyful life.”

That’s all there is to it.
Really, that’s it.
Then just live your normal life.
And before you know it, that intention shows up in your reality.

Now, some people say that when it comes to money, you should get really specific—like “I absolutely must make 30 million yen a year.”

But in my experience, it works better to frame your intention around the feeling and lifestyle you want, rather than a rigid number.

I prefer something like, “Money flows to me abundantly, and every day is filled with happiness and ease.”

I find that approach really works.

The mechanism is simple:

What you believe becomes your reality.”

Just choose what you want to believe.

It’s almost too simple to even need explaining.

But here’s where it gets tricky…

With love, people say things like, “I decided to be happy and in love with Taro every day, but it’s not happening.”

With money, they say, “I decided to have plenty of money and live a rich, happy life, but it’s not working.”

Sound familiar?

Why is this happening?

Right after deciding “I’m going to be rich,” you slip back into thinking “I don’t have money.”

“I promised myself I’d be in love with Taro every day, but it hasn’t happened.”

“I decided to have plenty ofmoney and live a rich, happy life, but it’s not coming true.”

You think these things haven’t manifested, but what’s the evidence you’re basing that on?

The answer is your current «reality».

You look at what’s happening right now and decide, “This doesn’t match what I intended!” → “It hasn’t manifested yet.”

Yes, the subconscious mind operates by the rule, “What you believe becomes real.”
Your thoughts do show up as reality.

So it seems odd that it’s not working.

But wait… is it really?

Think about this for a second.

“What you believe” means “it will happen,” right?

Even though it’s that straightforward, what most people do is:

Now, “in reality, I have no money” just describes where you are right now, in this moment.

But instead of genuinely believing you’ll be rich,

you keep focusing so hard on “I have no money in reality,” that your reality can only move forward from that place.”

“I decided to be rich” (what I believe)
“But in reality, I have no money.”
“When will I ever be rich?”
“Maybe the subconscious mind doesn’t actually work. How could I ever get rich when I’m this broke?”

This way, you keep reinforcing the belief that you don’t have money, and that’s exactly what keeps showing up in your life.

The moment you truly decide that you’re rich and happy, you become that person.

So here’s what you actually need to do: just decide what you believe.
That’s all.

Whether you want to manifest a specific amount like 3 million yen a month or

you want to earn 3 million yen a month and feel genuinely happy,

or if you prefer a broader intention, just say to yourself, “I have money and live a rich, happy life.”
Whatever resonates with you—just decide it.

That’s all you need.

Here’s the truth: the moment you decide what you believe, you become that person right then and there.
You might think, “Wait, that can’t be right,” but if you really think about it, you’ll get it.

After all, who gets to «decide» what you believe?
You do, right?
You made the decision.

It’s already true in that moment.

The reason is simple: “because you decided it.”

Anything you decide for yourself is already complete = it’s true the moment you think it.

But wait, in reality I still have no money.

Yeah, your ego is probably jumping in with that right now, but that’s exactly why this works differently lol!

Once you make a decision about what you believe, that decision is instantly real. From that point on, all you do is live your life normally.
Everything else will fall into place naturally.

“Money” will follow you. Trust me on this.

Money comes to people who have a purpose they’re passionate about.

Here’s another way to think about money: it naturally flows toward you when you’re focused on something meaningful.
In my own life, I was constantly traveling internationally even when I had barely any savings.

I used to be a regular office worker, you know?

But even just looking at some of the places I’ve been:

・New York (over 20 times)
・Los Angeles (over 1 month, 4-5 times)
・New Orleans
・Dallas
・Boston
・Miami (spent over a month)
・Bali (about a month and a half)
・Paris (less than 10 times, including one month-long trip)
・Boston
・Vienna
・Czech Republic
·South Korea
・Barcelona, Spain
・Nice
·Greece
・Turkey (3 weeks)
・Santorini
·Singapore
·Italy
·Switzerland

And I’m probably still adding to this list.

So did I worry about money the whole time?
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Not even a little bit.

I didn’t have a shred of worry or doubt (I’m certain of it)

Money never even crossed my mind.

So why didn’t I stress about it?

Looking back on it now, my real priority wasn’t money—it was traveling and experiencing all these different places.”

Once I committed to that biggest goal, it’s like money just showed up whenever I needed it.

It wasn’t that money was chasing me—it’s more like I didn’t even care if I didn’t have savings.

I just wanted to go.

It’s kind of funny when I think back on it now.
There’s absolutely no way I could’ve taken all those trips on just my monthly salary.
But I did.

And honestly, some pretty magical things happened with money too.
Somehow, someone I knew always seemed to live in whatever country I wanted to visit.

So I’d often end up staying with them and only had to pay for my plane ticket.

(Though I definitely stayed at hotels plenty of times too!)
And whenever I was running low on funds from all my traveling, my brother would invite me on a trip overseas and I’d tag along.

Now that I look back on all of this,

I think this might be the secret to manifesting money.

When you have something you genuinely want to do or try, focus on that—and money will follow naturally, whether you have it or not right now.

Thinking about it more, my real focus wasn’t money—it was travel and experiencing all these places, which was like an even deeper subconscious belief in how I wanted to live my life.

This doesn’t just apply to travel either.
I think anyone who wants to learn something new or try something different can use this same principle.

By the way, the “LoveSync Attraction” video also explores money from a different angle, so definitely check it out!