Always Worried About Money - Who Hasn't Been There?

Mike is always worried about money. His friends say: "he's always broke". Whenever he gets some money in his hands, it goes right back out. He goes on vacation or buys clothes to match. He takes life as it comes, and ever since he started his apprenticeship, he's always had money worries.
At some point he started changing his thinking anyway. He always imagines himself practically attracting money, and the people around him are already wondering, because he keeps receiving larger sums of money. Sometimes four figures, sometimes five. The money keeps flowing to him. Could it be down to his own thinking? He still always has money worries, but somehow he can rely on it flowing back to him again and again.
Always worried about money - stop thinking about it!
The book and the film of the same name, "The Secret," showed how it's done. Whatever you want in life, just manifest it. Mike sees it that way too. He pictures what he'd like to have, and I have to admit, it works for him. Not as a permanent state, but there are many weeks of the year when things just flow.
When I asked: "Why doesn't it work all the time?" His answer: "Because I start doubting, and then it ebbs away again. I'm not supposed to doubt, then it would always flow."
An interesting statement, and I'm becoming more and more interested in this topic. On YouTube there are endless videos about manifesting money. In the bookstore, the spirituality section has many books with very intriguing titles.
Could it work for people who are always worried about money to, so to speak, simply think those worries away?

Always worried about money and the power of attraction
What matters most is probably not giving the worries any power. Sort of not thinking about them. During my research I came across an Indian man. His video has millions of views. In the end he says what also applies to always being worried about money: "Do you have a problem in your life? Can you do something about it? No? Then why do you have a problem in your life?"
This video makes me think a lot. It makes sense. What should I change if I supposedly can't change anything? But I can change my thinking. I'm going to read up on this topic, because Mike has me very puzzled. He always has money worries, but he always lives better. He's convinced that one day he'll live in abundance.
From now on, this is my motto:
- Think yourself rich
- Don't worry
- Everything you want will come