Tag: self-esteem

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Staying Broke is Selfish

Wanting to be rich isn't greedy. Wanting to be rich so you can become the highest possible version of yourself, and lift others as you climb, is one of the most spiritual things a human being can do.
Market gravity

Buy More Life

The smartest wealthy people aren’t buying status… they’re buying freedom from nonsense. The real goal isn’t collecting toys or flexing watches. It’s reaching the point where you can trade money for more time...”

The Focus Gap Is Making You Rich…or Irrelevant

The next decade won’t be won by the people with the most information. It will be won by the people who can actually...
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Why Success Doesn’t Stick

You’re not stuck because of strategy. You’re stuck because of a limit you don’t even see. Every time you get close to breaking through, something pulls you back. Not bad luck. Not timing. Something else. The question isn’t what you need to do next… it’s who you’d have to become to finally stay at the next level.
overcoming limitations

Prosperity Starts When You Stop Blaming

That day when you recognize that most of your limitations are self-imposed is the day you stop waiting. You stop waiting for permission. You stop waiting for ideal conditions. You stop waiting for someone else to decide you’re ready.
God poverty

Does God Want You to Be Poor?

When interviewers ask what I believe to be the number one issue keeping people poor, unhealthy, and unhappy, I answer worthiness issues. (Most people simply don’t believe they deserve to be healthy, happy, and prosperous.) And the biggest root of those worthiness issues is organized religion. Not spirituality—but organized religion with all its dogma and doctrines. There are billions of people on Earth (across many religions) who believe that timidity, self-sacrifice, and poverty are pleasing to their God.
victimhood olympics

The Victimhood Olympics: Why So Many People Compete to Stay Broke

Prosperity requires power — and power only flows through self-responsibility. The good news is that the moment you recognize victimhood as a choice, you’ve already outgrown it.