Grow your skills so you can be of service to others.
These two things will make you most likely to become rich.
“Mastery of Love” and “Millionaire Fastlane” are two books I would recommend.
No offense, but this kind of "positive thinking as financial advice" is extremely pathological. It not only fails to offer any concrete, actionable advice but implicitly blames the subject if they end up poor: "Ah he's poor, he must have been operating from fear, not love." It positions wealth as a signal of moral virtue, not just luck or even skill.
I’m also saying this specifically for the sake of the poster because it appears they are operating from a scarcity mindset, which will only hold them back.