For many, many decades people would take their extra money to the bank for safekeeping. In return banks would pay out a small return called interest. Some banks would pay a higher rate than another and would therefore attract many people. Those banks held many people as customers and the people became used to the fair return on their deposits.

Then one day things began to change. The banking business began moving to a different space. They started paying out less in interest and this practice swept through the entire banking industry.

But customers remained. They remained because it was the only option they knew. They grew up with that option just as their parents had and their parents before them. Even though they were not gaining return on their investment they stayed. And they complained.

As time quickly continued forward banks quietly persisted in lowering interest return. Less and less was being paid to their customers and the customers noticed. And they complained.

Then it finally happened. Banks began charging customers for keeping money in their banks. People noticed but they stayed. And they complained.

But quietly, one by one, some people began realizing that the system had changed. The way it was had passed into recent history. People began realizing. Some silently began withdrawing their investments. Banks began feeling the pinch, subtle at first, but the banks noticed. So they cranked up the charges to the diehard customers remaining. The diehard customers noticed. And they complained.

A growing group abandoning the system began getting larger. The banks noticed but they were making more money off the diehard customers who chose to remain. And they complained.

The diehards who remained made a choice to stay in a situation that was costing them hundreds or thousands in lost returns. And they complained. But they were becoming angry that others would not rejoin them in a system that had been around for many decades. After all, that system was tried and true. And they complained. They began attacking those who chose to leave a failing system in pursuit of a better way, a new way of existing financially. It was costing the diehards more money while others who abandoned a failing system were beginning to gain abundance in many ways. And the diehards attacked and complained.

Those making a change are concerned because it is a place they have never been before. They are building a system from the ground up with no roadmap and no blueprint. That system will be fair for all people and that angers the diehards, too afraid to abandon a narrow system that has been around for many decades. It worked for their parents and grandparents after all. And they attack and complain.

A new system is emerging and gaining traction. It is being built in many variations not just one set model. This will allow each individual to generate abundance in a way that matches their way of BEing not a model designed to favor a few. All people will have the same potentials and opportunities. The new system is favoring abundance for all. Welcome to the new.

And the diehards will attack and complain until the day they die…