Reality is open to all and unbiased in the laws of cause and effect that comprise it. If you do not have what you want, it can only be because you have not found the path or not yet paid the price to obtain it.
If you do not know the path, you have not yet found the belief that describes the cause of what you seek. Don’t be quick to assume that you know the way to what you want. Some valuable things require a long list of complicated steps to obtain them. Realize that the more steps there are in a set of directions from one place to another, the less likely you are to find the way at random. The safest way to find the way to what you want is to find someone who already has it, and ask them. If you can’t find anyone who has obtained what you seek, its all the more reason to exercise humility in your confidence that you know what you’re doing.
If you have not yet walked the path to completion, you have not yet learned the value of the outcome of the path. Do not underestimate the importance of understanding the benefit of what you seek. How accurately your belief appraises the value of what you seek will determine what you are willing to do to get it; if you aren’t willing to do what it takes, you will not obtain what you seek. The better the outcome, the more it will cost and the less likely you are to encounter or obtain it without explicit planning and tenacious execution.