Segula 1: After every Shabbat eat a Melave Malka meal, escorting and bidding the “Shabbat Queen” farewell until next week.
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Segula 2: After Shabbat, say the prayer of V'yitein lecha (“And G-d should grant you”) which is found in the siddur in the motzei Shabbat prayers. It is best said with a minimum of two people including yourself.
Segula 3: Every day say over Maimonides' 13 Principles of Faith and read the letter of Nachmanides daily.
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Segula 4: The Chinuch writes (mitzva 430) that “someone who says Grace After Meals carefully will receive his sustenance in an honorable fashion all his days.”
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Segula 5: A tried and tested remedy to merit livelihood and success is to tithe your earnings from every profit you earn, as G-d says, “Please test Me with this (and see) if I don’t open the heavens and empty out blessing to you” (Malachi 3:10). Our sages have said “tithe to become wealthy.”
Segula 6: Say the following verse 10 times in the morning and ten times in the evening: “From Asher will come rich food, and he will yield regal delicacies” (Bereishit 49:20).
Segula 7: After Shabbat, tell over a story of the holy Rabbi Yisrael Baal Shem Tov.