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Strategies for Retiring Young, Soon, and Wealthy
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| Dec 20, 2005 5:22 pm |
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re: re: Why aren't we all millionaires? |
CK Aspinwall
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John,
Those were excellent observations. I have learned that part of my job is to keep myself mentally fit. So, I appreciate guys like you who have an important role in helping me stay mentally fit.
Ken Aspinwall
http://soumusicassn.blogspot.com/
> John & Diane Lopes wrote:
> I agree with changing our thoughts the most. T. Harv Eker, and many others, speak on this extensively. Your thoughts hold you back from just about anything, mainly due to F-E-A-R (False Expectation Appearing Real). And if your current level of thinking has produced sub-par results, you have to change that level of thinking if you want better results.
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>Secondly (this has helped me massivley): "Successful people are in the habbit of doing the things that unsuccessful people are not willing to do." - (sorry but the author escapes me at the moment)
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>That being said, we can't outperform our own self image. 3% of the population have a net worth over $1M and this is what separates them from the other 97%. So if you don't "feel" like making the efforts that successful people do, it usually points to how you see yourself.
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>But success is a choice, not a feeling. It will inevitably mean getting uncomfortable if you want results.
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>And a quote from my favorite current book that talks about all this focus, thinking, action stuff:
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>“Do you truly feel that you deserve wealth? What is your ability to act in spite of fear, in spite of worry, in spite of inconvenience, in spite of discomfort? Can you act when you’re not in the mood? The fact is that your character, your thinking, and your beliefs are a critical part of what determines the level of your success. Your income can grow only to the extent you do!”
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>- T. Harv Eker, Secrets of the Millionaire Mind
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>Cheers,
>John
>http://www.JDL-Group.com 
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