"I cant afford it" vs. "How can I afford it"

Poor people say "I cant afford it." Rich people say "How can I afford it." The first causes you to to stop thinking while the other requires critical thinking and practice of a varaity of ways to get what you want. 

Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Poor Dad is a must have. In this quick read, Kiyosaki will teach you how to become rich, why investing isnt risky and much more. But most importantly Kiyosaki teaches you how to understand money, accumulate assets and create a millionare's style portfolio. The federal reserve system and the value of money are the type of key points he hits on in his book.

#5 ACT and DREAM BIG

How many books on personal finance do you need to read before you start saving and investing in obviously safe assets. How much food research do you need before you clean up the fridge. How many times will you tell yourself "one last time then I'll start." Do it now. Don't think, act. You already have the vision. 36 of the worlds richest billionaires dropped out of college . They did this because they acted. They had the dream and realized it would only become a reality acted. There are risks with everything but if you act and shoot for the moon you're sure to land on a star.

#4 IT TAKES MENTAL TOUGHNESS

Anyone can be motivated to begin the challenging path to actualize the fulfillment's of a truly life defining moment. It takes mental toughness to put in the work day in and day out.

 People get so down on themselves about the gifts they were given. They are so quick to put themselves down because they aren't as quick, smart or strong. What they don't realize is that the successful people they admire have put in long relentless hours of work. What we see are the magazine articles and TV specials that don't speak about the work, the downs, their flaws and mental toughness it takes to conquer the trials that come with failing.

When athlete specialists were attempting to determine what factors led to Michael Phelps becoming the first athlete to win 8 gold medals in the Olympics, they came up with a number of considerations to his success. They said it was the because of his calorie intake which allowed him to have sustained energy throughout his workouts. They said that it was his double jointed shoulders and long arms. They came up with many suggestions. What they failed to attribute was his relentless work ethic which came from having top level mental toughness.

Your mental toughness will allow for sustained work ethic which separates those who put in the work from those that rely on talent.

#3 PUT ON THE BLINDERS

We need you to have the mentality of faking it to you make it You are going to be in a strict mindset of being the man or woman you wish to be. If your goal is to be a billionaire you are going to need to figure out how you as a billionaire thinks, operates, and looks.

Why put on the blinders? Because there are going to be a lot of naysayers and disbelievers. Only you have the vision for something that is truly life defining. Maybe your suit isn't as expensive, maybe you don't speak as well as you should, whatever the case you need to LOOK and more importantly FEEL like you deserve to be in the same room with your competition or deserve to manage staff members who may have achieved a higher level of education than you. Psychology study shows that over 50% of the way we view ourselves is through how other people perceive us. If you are constantly told that you aren't qualified eventually you will tell yourself and others that you are not qualified.

  

When the goal is to finish ahead of the pack, blinders keep a race horse from veering off course by seeing whats going on all around him. Keep yours on if you want to finish the race.

#2 WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO YOU

Before you can continue further with this program and waste your energy, you need to ask yourself how much achieving your goals MEANS YO YOU.
Here are some general questions that will help you determine how important achieving life defining achievement. Take 30 minutes to yourself and if you have to, write down the questions and answers. Whenever things get tough, think about what this means to you.

• On a scale of 1-10 how bad do I want?
• How important is it that I get out of debt?
• Do I aspire to achieve something great, do I want to be remembered when I die?
• Is starting that company I've always talked about really that important to me?
• What am I willing to give up?
• Are friendships more important?
• Is keeping my relationship more important?
• Am I afraid others will dislike who I am going to be?
• How much of an impact will my success have on my families life?

Motivational speaker Eric Thomas speaks to sports teams, entrepreneurs, troubled youth and educators. Watch this short clips then schedule 20-30 minutes of solitude to decide if you really want to do what it takes.

#1: YOU WILL FAIL

Success is what people settle for when they are afraid to fail at something that is truly life defining. Anyone can be successful to a degree. To do something that is truly defining encompasses more than just your own personal goals. It involves making an impact on the lives of others.

   

Never ever be afraid to fail. No one can accomplish greatness if he or she has never failed while trying. It is how you get back up and keep fighting that makes the difference.

TEACH A MAN TO FISH

To those who Aspire,

Not all have been blessed with a family legacy. Many are faced with the tough task of establishing their family name and the difficulties of leaving financial guarantee for generations to come. This website is a one stop shop area to learn how to first, become Successful, and secondly, how to Leave and Create a Lasting legacy.