How to Think Like a Millionaire

“The right answer will come to me, easily and effortlessly.” Or, “My inner guidance is giving me the right answer.” Or, “My inner powers allow me to make the right decision.” Find the words that feel best to you. With these kinds of affirmations, you are literally calling forth the wisdom of your intuitive mind.

• I am becoming successful. I invite success and prosperity into my life.

• I attract the people and situations that will help me offer my service.

• Every day, in every way, I am getting better and better

I am unique. I have something to offer.

• It is my right and duty to be myself

One can never consent to creep
when one feels an impulse to soar.
— HELEN KELLER

luck occurs when preparation meets opportunity

t success cowritten by two people who have been there and are writing from their personal experience. They have taken on the challenge of summarizing as clearly and briefly as possible everything they have learned and put into practice that has contributed to their success. The results are powerful — but then, two remarkable people contributed to this book:

Mark Fisher, in his book The Instant Millionaire

Make your goal a magnificent obsession. Write it down in several places to keep it well in sight. Above all, keep it constantly in mind. A major principle

BECOME AN EXPERT IN YOUR CHOSEN FIELD
While you don’t necessarily have to pursue years of formal education, it’s invaluable to pursue all avenues to becoming an expert in your field.

enge in The Fifth Discipline: “To seek personal fulfillment only outside of work and to ignore the significant portion of our lives that we spend working would be to limit our opportunities to be happy and complete human beings.”

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2. Look for possibilities where others see only difficulties or impossibilities. Look for the opportunity within every adversity. If you believe that every time a difficult situation occurs you’re being shown something, and you’re learning something, you will make rapid progress on your journey to success.

Consequently, success depends on two vital factors: (1) Making clear decisions, and (2) sticking to them while jumping straight into action.

If you’re having difficulty making a decision, take a break. The break could last a minute, an hour, or a day or more. Allow time to review the facts, then set a deadline: “At 3:00 PM I will tell the Board my decision.” The time frame will activate your intuitive decision-making process.

Every day, in every way, I am getting better and better.

Dare to dream — and to dream great dreams.

Passionately desire to improve your life

Be aware that your situation will not magically change if you do nothing about it

The first prerequisite is having faith, believing that you can attain success, believing in yourself.

Believe you will be successful.

To sum up this first chapter, there are four initial conditions to fulfill in order to become successful:

Change your life by daring to let yourself be carried away by your dreams and to live out your dreams to the fullest.