Category: Success

money

Are You a Puppet to Money?

Last post we talked about how you first developed your relationship to money.  For the vast majority of people this relationship is charged with negative emotions. 
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How You Relate to Money

Got some great feedback from a podcast I did last week about your relationship with money.  So let’s explore that some more…
debts

Circulating Prosperity Forward

Here’s what I know about you.  (Even if we have never met.)  You did some things you wish you didn’t.  Said some things you wish you could take back.  You might be harder on yourself than anyone else is.  So you are carrying around a lot of guilt for things you did (or didn’t do) in the past. 
Charles Fillmore

I See Dead People

In the last post I gave you the best advice for success I know.  Here’s a key component of that advice: dead people.  Not that I have anything against living people, mind you.  I like them too.  But my experience in success provides a great lesson for you.
success advice

The Best Advice You’ll Ever Receive

When I find out who first told people to “take a millionaire to lunch and pick their brain,” I’m going to kill them.  Okay maybe that’s an overreaction.  But asking someone to “pick their brain” is a lousy strategy for becoming successful.  And my experience has been that the only people who employ that strategy are mostly lazy, not willing to do the work required to become successful.  I agreed to this five times, and each time I ended up picking up the check and the person asking never really followed through on my advice. 
wealth

How to Get Rich Faster…

Lots of people want to become wealthier.  I get that and even applaud that.  So how do you manifest more wealth in the least amount of time?  The answer is quite simple, yet quite profound…
goals

The Only Tragedy in Goal Setting

Lots of talk in the self-development space about goal setting.  And rightfully so.  Setting goals creates a desired vision, gives you focus, and something to be accountable about.  But what happens when you fall short?