Have you ever wondered whether wishes should be made in the Present, Future, or Past Tense?

Imagine you want to buy an apartment.
You are about to share this news with the world –
you take the pen and start writing a letter to Santa.
You have three options to formulate your wish, which one would you choose?

Option 1. In the year 2024, I am a proud owner of the apartment.
Option 2. In the year 2024, I will buy an apartment.
Option 3. In January 2024, I bought an apartment.

Well, it is not an easy task to figure it all out, therefore, I hope this article will help you to find The Right Answer.
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YES is the central focus of today’s story.It is no surprise that one of my books is devoted to the same topic,
“In The Access Zone: How to Turn No Into Yes.”
In other words, how to connect to a universal Wi-Fi network.
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Today’s story is about… bottle and a cup.
The topic may sound a little bit odd,
and a general idea may not be that obvious.
Nevertheless, it all relates to financial capacity.

For instance, imagine your financial capacity takes the form of a cup (1).

It does not matter how much water or other liquids you have…
even if you have 10 times more water than one cup can hold.
The cup will not be able to hold it all – the excessive amount will pour out.
The same relates to income or turnover.