Get a Millionaire Mind
I just wanted to share with you the following which is an excerpt from the book of T. Harv Eker “Secrets of the Millionaire Mind.” My colleague Marion Heryes recently posted a full blog on this and I was so imspired by her blog that I have chosen to offer this short peice. If you were to read nothing else, this would be worthwhile so go ahead and enjoy it:-
Place your hand on your heart and say the following declarations…
- My inner world creates my outer world.
- What I heard about money isn’t necessarily true. I choose to adopt new ways of thinking that support my happiness and success.
- What I modeled around money was their way. I choose my way.
- I release my non supportive money experiences from the past and create a new and rich future.
- I observe my thoughts and entertain only those that empower me.
- I create the exact level of my financial success!
- My goal is to become a millionaire and more!
- I commit to being rich.
- I think big! I choose to help thousands and thousands of people!
- I promote my value to others with passion and enthusiasm.
- I am an excellent receiver. I am open and willing to receive massive amounts of money into my life.
- I choose to get paid based on my results.
- I always think ‘both.’
- I focus on building my net worth!
- I am an excellent money manager.
- My money works hard for me and makes me more and more money.
- I am committed to constantly learning and growing.
Touch your head and say… “I have a millionaire mind!”
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Networking For Fun
Having lived years of my life at the high end of corporate town, I have heard enough about networking to last me a lifetime – or so I thought until recently. You see, I am accustomed to networking events being those traumatising things that you go to, dredge up the courage to stroll up to someone and say g’day and then spend the rest of the time listening to them extol the virtues of this, or that or some other thing. Just generally putting on the spin. I apologise for this somewhat negative view, but even so, I have decided to let it stand. It does say something about my life then, in those days.
And how do I know – perhaps things have changed and corporate networking events have become easy for everyone.
Recently I joined up to an online networking experience that is a lot more fun. No more donning of the corporate attire, the sickly smile or the determined look of a warrior. No, this way I get to sit in my lovely home office and tool about other’s websites/blogsites and offer warm and genuine comments of encouragement. I can relax and send love across the miles:)
Well, that feels pretty nice and is enticing me to go on. And why, you may well ask? The reason is that these lovely folks come visit me back, they do kind and generous things to help to elevate my websites in the google-o-sphere and they generally lift my spirits. And as if that is not enough, it is a well known fact!!! Yessirreeee Bob, a scientific fact, that doing good deeds is good for your health and general well being.
So now, when I start up my hot IMac (love it you know) on a Sunday afternoon, and I go networking, I am lifting my spirits, feeling pretty damned good because I am doing something for another soul and excited about all of the visits that I can expect over the coming week. Oh and advancing my health and well being.
Hmm not too bad for a bit of fun. Doing good, attracting good, more good, good fun. Yep, that’l do me.
I have just one thing further to say on this subject Imaginif’s new Secret Santa Networking, SEO and Pay It Forward business just rocks!!! It truly does and if you are reading this and you are not a part of it then I can only say hop to it.
Happiness is a Holiday
No Leave, No Life, that is what you have when you work non-stop. There used to be a time when it went “All work and no play, makes Jack and dull boy”. Can you believe that Australians have hoarded 121 million days of annual leave? They must all feel like taking a holiday.
How can it be a happy and joyful thing to work non-stop, hoard your holidays for when? I wonder if there ever comes a time that it is sweet to take those holidays.
Australians are also able to cash out all of their annual leave except two weeks, leaving little opportunity for a happy holiday. So now it is possible to work constantly and receive cash instead of the lovely break of the good old days. Remember that time when families met up at the beach every year, year after year, to experience life in all of it’s glory.
I am here today to make it easy for you to dip into your pool of accumulated leave and join the “take leave, live life” group. Use the think, talk, act plan – the energy of thoughts, build the picture with words and take action.
That is, create your holiday and here are 4 easy steps to help you get your annual break organised:-
- Think about having a holiday, where you would like to go and what you would like to do
- Talk to people about doing it, who is coming with you and so on
- Take action, book your leave, book your holiday
- Then relax, enjoy the anticipation and get into the holiday attitude.
A final word to entice you away from your desk; people who spend some money on experiences rather than possessions are happier!! And is that not what life is about.
Laugh, Play and Enjoy Your Life
Laugh, play and enjoy your life is the content of an inspirational message that I received today from www.EnlightenedMessages.com. Subscribing to such sites and receiving a daily offering is just one of the ways that I keep abundance, love and inspiration at the forefront of my mind. Now it happens that being too serious is a bit of a problem to me and in the past I have worked to be playful.
So just for fun, last night I commenced Ukulele lessons because in July this year the Uke Festival – an International Event is to be held right here in Cairns where I live. Wow, what fun that was, learning to play with around 30 other keen Uke fans. Best play time that I have had in ages and I will be going back for more.
So, laugh, play, and enjoy your life my friends, I highly recommend it.
“When you are seeing the grand scheme,
the bigger picture of it all, you understand that
life is the funnest game you’ll ever get to play!
Seriousness is a disease to your soul.
Your overly serious self wants to be free,
so give yourself permission to have a big belly laugh today.
Let a little more lightness into your heart and drop whatever
weight you’ve been carrying on your shoulders right now.
Just take a glimpse of this infinite path your soul is on
and remember your only job is to enjoy your life.
A relaxed playful heart always serves as the best guide…”
reprinted from Enlightened Messages.
For those of you who would love to join us all here in Cairns for the Ukulele Festival, please get yourself a Uke and take some lessons because there is going to be a Guiness Book of Records attempt made for the largest group of Uke players. What a great time for laughing and playing that is going to be.
More Ideas To Make Your Daily Journal Easy
I am, as you know, a devotee of the daily journal habit. Apart from the fact that the development of daily habits is a contributor to happiness (and who does not want happiness?), it is also pretty amazing to read back over your journal at the same time of the year, from time to time, and see the changes that you have made in your life, for yourself and/or they way that you are feeling. Writing down some of your daily thoughts and ideas can be fulfilling in many other ways as hand writing, which some say it is becoming a lost art, can help you to make sense of what is happening, how you are reacting and why and actions that you can take to make changes where you want them. And it will definitely help you on your journey to success.
Sure, it can be a confronting process at times as you may start to explore some parts of yourself that you prefer not to face but that is where the real value if this lovely process comes in. You are exploring these things just with yourself!! No-one else unless you chose to. And then you can look at them in wonder, at a later date, and laugh about your fears. Some of the things that I have been afraid of in the past have proven to be just nothing later, because I took charge of them.
How does it get any better than that?
So recently, in my quest for more content to help people to work with their daily journal, I was delighted to read “Your Pocket Life Coach” – seriously recommend that you get this one. Carole Gaskell, Author, outlines some of her ideas for the daily “inspirational” journal. So test these out and see a previous blog of mine, 10 Ideas To Get You Started With A Daily Journal, for even more ideas.
From Carole Gaskell:-
- Use your daily inspirational journal to record your thoughts, insights, intuitive ideas and actions
- Write about things that make you happy, confident, excited
- Record your achievements and what you are committed to doing next
- Note the people you love and why
- Outline your plans for the next day, week, month etc
- Put down what you have learned that day or things that have helped you in your development.
Oh, and have fun!! And my congratulations to Carole for such a smashing little book.
