(content from the book: Secrets of the Millionaire Mind )
".Nothing else was working in my life, so I figured
what the heck and threw myself wholeheartedly
into studying rich people and how they think. I
learned everything I could about the inner workings
of the mind, but concentrated primarily on the
psychology of money and success. I discovered that
it was TRUE: Rich People really do think differently
from poor and even middle-class people.
Eventually, I became aware of how my own
thoughts were holding me back from wealth.
More important, I learned several powerful
techniques and strategies to actually recondition
my mind so that I would think in the same ways
rich people do.
"... I’m going to ask you to trust the ideas
you are reading. Not because you know me
personally, but because thousands and thousands
of people have already changed their lives as a
result of the principles in this book.
Speaking of trust, it reminds me of one of my
favorite stories.
It’s about a man who is walking along a cliff and
all of a sudden loses his balance, slips, and falls off.
Fortunately, he has the presence of mind to grab on
to the ledge, and he’s hanging there for dear life.
He hangs and hangs and finally yells out, “Is there
anybody up there who can help me?”
There’s no answer. He keeps calling and calling, “Is there
anybody up there who can help me?” Finally this big
bellowing voice calls back, “This is God. I can help you.
Just let go and trust.” Next thing you hear: “Is there
anybody else up there who can help me?”
The lesson is simple. If you want to move to a higher level
of life, you have to be willing to let go of some of your old
ways of thinking and being and adopt new ones. The results
will eventually speak for themselves.
(Your Money Blueprint)
We live in a world of duality: up and down, light and dark,
hot and cold, in and out, fast and slow, right and left. These
are but a few examples of the thousands of opposite poles. For
one pole to exist, the other pole must also exist. Is it possible
to have a right side without a left side? Not a chance.
Consequently, just as there are “outer” laws of money, there
must be “inner” laws. The outer laws include things like
business knowledge, money management, and investment
strategies. These are essential. But the inner game is just as
important. An analogy would be a carpenter and his tools.
Having top-of-the-line tools is imperative, but being the topnotch
carpenter who masterfully uses those tools is even more
critical.
I have a saying: “It’s not enough to be in the right place at
the right time. You have to be the right person in the right place
at the right time.”






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