still have at least 25 letters to try (depending on which alphabet you use).
78. Learn to be generous while you’re still poor.
The more you give, the more life will give you. Do not skimp and do not forget about the 70/30 rule.
79. Be curious.
New information is all yours. But at the same time, care and attentiveness will not interfere.
80. Help those who do things poorly but try to do better and those who succeed and who want to achieve more.
81. Learning is the beginning of wealth. Learning is the beginning of health. Learning is the beginning of spirituality.
82. Take advice, not orders; give orders to yourself.
83. Wherever you are, be there.
Pay attention to what you do and the people you communicate with. Focus first on the process and then on the result. Be attentive to the little things.
84. Evaluate your environment by asking yourself three questions: Who am I among? What do these people do for me? What do these people make me do?
And if you find that your environment does not meet expectations – change it.
85. Develop the following qualities: determination, faith, resourcefulness, ingenuity, charisma, sophistication.
86. To solve a problem, ask yourself three questions: What should be done? What can I read about this? Who can I ask about it?
Another popular decision-making method is using Descartes square.
Descartes square
87. A problem that can be solved with money is not a problem; it is an expense.
In general, try to remove this word from your vocabulary, and the problems will start to disappear.
88. We cannot change the season, but we can change ourselves: to become wiser, better and stronger.
89. Choose an action, not a rest; choose the truth, not fantasy; choose a smile, not a gloomy face; choose love, not hostility. Choose the good in life.
90. Do not give yourself and others empty promises.
This will lead to a loss of confidence in you. If you promised – make every effort to complete the case.
91. Happiness is not what you save for the future but what you create now.
Think about it. You won’t have another life.
92. Financial independence is the ability to live on the income of your own resources.
Therefore, make a decision now. The choice is always with each of us. Get off the couch and start acting. Acquire and create assets.
93. Learn from competitors.
Sometimes, it is very useful.
94. Success by 20% consists of skill and 80% of strategy.
Neglect of the business plan is fraught with negative consequences. Checked on this myself.
95. You need to be happy yourself to make others happy.
Still wondering why others do not want to communicate with you? Analyze what you usually say and how you say it. Try to avoid talking about how bad the government is and how hard it is to live. Talk about the good, even if you are sad.
96. Sometimes, we don’t get what we want but what we need. So, do not ask: “Why me?” but think: “What for?”
97. All that you have now is the result of your actions.
To have something that you never had, you need to do something that you never did! And to know what to do, you must first change the source of information. Undoubtedly, the new series of “Game of Thrones” is very interesting, but it will be much more useful to open the website cryptocompare or airdropalert.
98. A successful outer life begins with a sense of success inside.
If you are fixated on the mistakes of the past, the difficulties of the present and possible obstacles in the future – there can be no talk of any success.
99. Do not be afraid to take risks.
The saying, “who does not risk, does not drink champagne” is quite relevant. I always remind myself of this. If you are afraid all the time, you will never be successful.
100. You owe nothing to anyone. Nobody owes you anything either.
Everything you owe is written in the tax code, and what you don’t have to do is in the criminal code.
In the world, there is only one person capable of pulling you to the bottom or pulling up – this is yourself.
2. How to Set Goals
1. Think “in writing” on paper.
2. Limit your goal in time. A goal without a time frame is just a dream.
3. Form a goal in the affirmative form in the present tense.
4. Remove the particles “not,” “nor” from the lexicon when setting a goal. Say “I’m healthy” instead of “I never get sick.”
5. Divide the goals into sub-goals and prepare a detailed scenario for achieving them (determine the intermediate results of the goal achievement).
6. Think about the goal, not the difficulties on the way to it. Set the path and go.
7. Be responsible for your actions on the way to the goal.
8. Create an image of the future where you have already reached your goal and fix it.
9. Set big goals. It’s easier to get into them.
10. Behave as if success is guaranteed to you.
3. Recommended Literature
1. Robert Kiyosaki. “Rich Dad, Poor Dad.”
2. Allan Pease. “Answers in Questions.”
3. Dale Carnegie. “How to Make Friends and Influence People.”
4. Robert Kiyosaki. “Cash Flow Quadrant.”
5. Robert Kiyosaki. “Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing.”
6. Chance О. К. “Hot Ten.”
7. Jim Rohn. “Vitamins for the Mind.”
8. Tom Schreiter. “Secret Language of Attraction.”
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