Money will come when you are doing the right thing. The first law is the hardest for most people to accept and is the source of the most distress. Worry about your ability to do it and competence to do it, but certainly do not worry about the money. The rules of money are probably Ben Franklin-type rules, such as never squander it, don't be a spendthrift, be very careful, you have to account for what you're doing, you must keep track of it, and you can never ignore what happens to money. Money is a dream - a fantasy as alluring as the Pied Piper.
Money is very much a state of mind.
It is fantasy in itself, purely a dream. People who go after it as though it were real and tangible, say a person who is trying to earn a hundred- thousand dollars, orient their lives and end up in such a way as to have been significantly changed simply to have reached that goal. Money is a nightmare - in jail, robbery, fears of poverty. I am not expressing a moral judgment. Money is also a nightmare when looked at from the opposite perspective - from the point of view of people who have inherited a lot of money.