The Millionaire's Mentality

Written by Martin Avis


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Starting in column 1, write down all your long-term objectives. Write them in detail. So, you wouldn't put 'move to a bigger house', you would put, 'I now live in a five-bedroom, four-bathroom house set in 10 acres of woodland, with a detached double garage, an indoor swimming pool and my own gymnasium.'

Make it as real as possible, and make it present tense.

Dorepparttar same for every aspect of your life or business you want to change inrepparttar 106797 long term.

Then move on torepparttar 106798 one-year column. Dorepparttar 106799 same thing, but this time, try to make sure that your one-year goals don't conflict with your 5-year plan.

So, to continuerepparttar 106800 above example, you wouldn't have a ten-bedroom house in 25 acres inrepparttar 106801 one-year plan. But you might have a four-bedroom house inrepparttar 106802 smart part of town.

The one-month goals should be things that you need to achieve inrepparttar 106803 short to medium term in order to makerepparttar 106804 longer term things happen. They might include concrete business objectives or self-improvement plans.

The weekly goals are allrepparttar 106805 things that you are going to do inrepparttar 106806 coming week to makerepparttar 106807 monthly goals a reality.

Be aware as you write all these things down that this is not a vague wish list. It is a contract with yourself. Each week, when you rewriterepparttar 106808 whole thing out again (this is a really important part of it), sign and daterepparttar 106809 bottom ofrepparttar 106810 page.

What does all this goal-setting do for you? It give you:

Focus -----

Real millionaires, and millionaires-in-waiting haverepparttar 106811 ability to focus on achieving their goals torepparttar 106812 exclusion of all else.

They simply do not allow themselves to become distracted.

Regular folk are like butterflies. They skip from one good idea to another, attracted byrepparttar 106813 next big promise or clever sales line. Then they complain that none ofrepparttar 106814 schemes they try ever work.

It isn'trepparttar 106815 scheme, it isrepparttar 106816 schemer. People who reachrepparttar 106817 top in any endeavor do so by staying focused on their prime objective.

Estee Lauder said, "First comesrepparttar 106818 shy wish. Then you must haverepparttar 106819 heart to haverepparttar 106820 dream. Then, you work. And work."

And Dale Carnegie, who knew a thing or two, said, "Condition yourself to determine clearly in your mindrepparttar 106821 goal that you want to achieve, and then, without letting yourself get sidetracked, head straight for your ideal."

Self Belief -----------

Nobody ever got rich by thinking that they couldn't. Absolute self-confidence is a vital part ofrepparttar 106822 real millionaire mentality.

Everyone has nagging doubtsrepparttar 106823 whole time, it is part of being human. True achievers know how to conquer negative thoughts and smother them with ever more positive ones.

Ray Kroc,repparttar 106824 founder of McDonald's, had a great technique. Whenever he had negative thoughts, he would imagine himself writing them out in detail on a blackboard. Then he would visualize an imaginary hand wipingrepparttar 106825 board clean.

He was reprogramming his sub-conscious to concentrate onrepparttar 106826 positive things and not focus onrepparttar 106827 negatives.

As Walt Disney said, "If you can dream it, you can do it." That applies just as much torepparttar 106828 bad things you can dream asrepparttar 106829 good. So why makerepparttar 106830 bad things come true?

So, you may ask, am I a millionaire? I believe I haverepparttar 106831 millionaire's mentality. As for gettingrepparttar 106832 cash, no problem. It is on my list.



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How to Earn What You're REALLY Worth In The New Economy

Written by Louis Burrows


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2. Focus on how you can learn new skills now and inrepparttar future. The new economy is a learning economy where your value is based on what you know and how fast you can learn new things. The old idea that people overrepparttar 106796 age of 25 learn more slowly is pure myth. Adults with lots of work experience are usuallyrepparttar 106797 first to find ways to put new knowledge to work.

3. Work with experts to learn insider techniques. We are now beyondrepparttar 106798 pioneer stages ofrepparttar 106799 Internet. The techniques that work are proven and well-known to experts. Don't waste time reinventingrepparttar 106800 wheel. Learn from those who have already paid plenty of dues. Find what works and put it to work.

4. Create a logical plan, work it, and stick to it. Nothing comes to those who don't work hard. Equally, very little comes to those who don't plan their work and work their plan. Keep your goals in mind each day and refuse to let yourself become derailed by temporary setbacks orrepparttar 106801 bewildering crush of new information.

By keeping these four things in mind, you will be firmly on your way to realizing your full potential inrepparttar 106802 new Internet economy.

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