You May Also Be Interested in Dua For Success Leads to bad results or failing which then reinforces your initial belief that you’re bad or that the world is evil and unfair. You then subconsciously take small steps and are not fully committed to doing your best work (self-sabotage). Thoughts and beliefs -> the actions you take -> the results -> which can reinforce the negative thoughts and beliefs you already hold.Įxample, I am not skilled enough to make money in business. Everything stems from your philosophy and the way you think, it trickles down from there. Where your at can be blamed on circumstance and environment in your life (or these can be rationalization to protect your ego) but part of where you are has to be with the personal philosophy you have adopted.

But it definitely makes a difference when I realized that those who say they can and those who say they can’t are both normally right. I really never understood when people would say things like wealth “is all mental” or it’s an “inner game” it seemed abstract and magical hocus pocus stuff. Asking a successful person the disciplines that they had to acquire in order to achieve their level wealth gives you a blueprint of the expectations you should place on yourself to increase the likelihood of your own success. Sometimes all you need is a little spark to get you going and to take immediate action. Instead take talking to others and sharing ideas as motivation and inspiration. But don’t let where your at define you as an individual, when you take it personally is where the trouble begins. I get how talking about becoming rich or how much money you have can make others feel insecure, especially if they’re doing worse off since it’s hard not to compare. You don’t want any attention, people get jealous, they may wish for your fall, it’s not socially acceptable.

Maybe you can relate, my parents always told me “don’t talk about money” and I would always ask why. Talking about money and acquiring wealth always seems taboo.

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