Our minds can represent a strength or weakness, depending on what program we have running around up there.

What we put in it today is most often what it produces for us tomorrow.

By keeping our thinking focused on what we can achieve rather than the opposite, it is more likely that we will experience greater success.

I guess that means, to become a millionaire requires that we think like one, apart, of course, from the great points covered in the book.

Cheers, Geoff

I have never read the book you recommend. Always open to good books, so thanks for that! I agree with the vision part, having a clear goal of where you want to be and knowing you are going to get there somehow!

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I totally agree with your view and how you say successful people make money work for THEM instead of the other way around. Tim described in his book how initially he would work 12 hour days or longer. Initially it takes a lot of work to build something up, but it gets less intense over time as things get automated and systems put in place!

Have a great day!

Things can be tough for a long time, but where the is a will there is a way. My favourite example of this is the movie “The Pursuit of Hapiness” with Will Smith. If you haven’t seen it yet, watch it!

Congrats to your ex. Hopefully his success and ambition were not the reason you guys broke up?

Cheers!

Most people think the other way around. There is a reactionary approach to money. You need a job to get money and you have to work for someone else. Most millionaires create businesses where the money is working for them so to speak, not the other way around.

Does this mean they don’t work? No. I’m sure Tim Ferriss works his ass off and doesn’t really have a four hour workweek. The key is he’s building businesses, not working for one.
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