The principles of the Prosperity Paradigm are a composite of precepts that combine the life work of the framers of U.S Constitution (Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, et al), the greatest economists in history (Adam Smith, Milton Friedman), the greatest philosophers (Socrates, Thoreau), and the greatest spiritual masters (Jesus Christ, Buddha) in modern history.

If your goal is greater happiness, health and wealth, these principles have proven to function very efficiently in actualizing those goals.

There are eight in number:

1. Collective human behavior/beliefs do not qualify those behavior/beliefs to be TRUTH.

The world is mad, therefore don’t be, think, or do what current social programming tells you to do. You are the Tiger Woods of your soul purpose. No one knows it better than you. Society is going one way -- towards misery, and misery loves company.  Einstein said, “It takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction.”

2. No truth exists in this world without context being clearly set.

Material things are meaningless unless they are used to uplift people - how a thing is earned and used gives it meaning .Nothing is good or bad until a context frames it as such. The world is hypnotized by content – whereas spiritual work focuses on context.

3. The highest context of human existence is to Remember God, Choose Love, and Create Value.

God is the life-force that gives you power, Love is the noblest cause in the World, and Value Creation the certain path to Prosperity.

4. Discovering and living Soul Purpose expand the greatest possibility for people to create value for others.

The width and breadth of your soul purpose may be large or small, it may result in fame and fortune, or it may not. Regardless of its scope, discovering and living your soul purpose is the greatest gift people can give themselves. Offering this gift of service to humanity is the greatest gift you can give to uplift the world.

5. In a world of seeming cause and effect, value creation is the cause, prosperity is the effect.

The grandiose error made by people who want more money, is that they focus on the wrong end of the equation. If you seek to earn more money, do not think about money. Focus instead on what you can be and do to offer the maximum value to people.

6. Money is a useful tool of exchange, but people and wisdom are the true assets.

Money definitely increases the utility of societal exchange, but erroneously believing that money is power destines people to live in fear, which is the trademark of the poverty paradigm. When money becomes more important than the people it was created to serve, negativity and personal suffering is the inevitable result.

7. When making a buying decision, the primary factor is to understand the value proposition, and the secondary factor should be money.

Money is a useful tool created as a social agreement among people, but it is finite and changeable. Value creation is an aspect of God and is therefore infinite and unchangeable. The wisdom to create value has, and always will result in wealth with certainty, because it is an infinite success principle.

Value creation is the reality (originating from God) and money is a useful tool of exchange (invented by man). It is the byproduct that appears secondary to value creation. Through the lens of prosperity, money is the secondary consideration and understanding the value proposition of a potential buying decision is primary. This is why money can never be the primary reason to do, or not do, anything.

8. Wise stewardship increases personal power, thereby increasing one’s ability to receive more abundance in return.

Stewardship is the habit of respectful maintenance over the gifts you have been given or earned in life. Wise stewardship is correctly prioritizing these gifts in a way that creates favorable conditions for continuous prosperity. When we practice wise stewardship, we earn the right to receive more. Because earth is much like a school, by learning the lesson of wise stewardship, we are given more to be steward over.