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Insights From Members Of We had an assignment of reading Chapter 7 from the eBook - "Betting On Yourself". Many Leaders Only List members responded with their input. Here are the jewels of information they discovered in this lost treasure. Michael Dlouhy Writes Michael will share his learning on the call. Mark Stephenson Writes I don't know
that I had any what I would call "AHA" moments in this chapter. What I
do know is that almost every word in this chapter reaffirmed to me that
I am at the right place in Mentoring for Free. I admit that I am a work
in progress, but the important thing is that there is progress. I have
been in Mentoring for Free for about 10 months now, and I am learning a
lot about HOW to think. I am seeing progress in my business because of
it, and I know that if I stay close to the fire here, and refine the
skills and habits that are necessary to succeed, that success is right
around the corner. One year from now (perhaps less) my life will be
totally different than it is now. It is already very different than it
was 10 months ago. Brian Martin Staunfeldt Writes Use 'what
you love to do' in your business. You will for the most keep on doing
what you love to do, if you put 'what you love to do' into your
business you have a key ingredient persistence. Be critical! Your mind
may be telling you lies. Your mind sometimes tell you lies that you per
sieve as truth. Listen and be critical, it might just be a word phrase
that you picked up somewhere, something that is actually not true. Douglas Delavan Writes The first aha is the fact that most of do not realize the fact we are encompased by a poverty mindset meaning it is our thought that determine our ability to be winners as long as we take action. Second, if we work harder than ever and have a burning dersire to think we deserve to be rich and live the life we truly deserve than as long as we break our goals down in manageable steps we can get there. From the great Jim Rohn we must be determined to work harder on ourselves. If we can do that than we can excel and overcome any obsticles. Stefanie Sanspree Writes The
first point from this chapter is that anyone can become a Millionaire
or more. Everyone is given obstacles and things in life. We can take
these obstacles and turn them into opportunites. Take a negative and
turn it into a positive. This is what separates a rich person from a
poor person. It is all in the state of mind. This gives me hope because
I was not raised into money BUT I can create wealth through my self
belief. Carol Edwards Writes As a learning Winner, worthyness is something that I have to work on in my self-development. It is part of my growth and something I had never given any thought until these past few months. I was unaware of the condition of my state of mind, but my eyes are now wide open and I am relearning every day. As I learn to accept the positive thoughts into my new life I am unlearning the negative. Although, I do still have negative people in my life I am choosing to be around them less often. It is difficult to move away from family; but, it is more difficult to stay around the negative crap, especially when you learn to see it and not accept as true; instead of just expecting and accepting it. I have learned to live with less this past year financially, but because I am growing mentally and spiritually I am moving away from having a lack attitude. Does that make sense? I may not be where I want financially but my thoughts do not have to show I have a lack mentallity. I am learning to be happy first with my self and my new life. My financially status is only temporary and my thoughts are permanent and I will not let my thoughts overtake my mind and live in lack; my new life is about change! 1. Do I WANT to be rich? - Definitely 2. Do I DESERVE to be rich? Probably 3. Do I BELIEVE I can be rich- YES!. Jessica Prince Writes I liked how Dr. Anthony points out that getting rich only takes one small step at a time. Thanks to Mentoring For Free, we know what all those little steps are. In the past I have had the tendency to think about everything that needs to be done at once, and become overwhelmed. (And do nothing.) I will focus on the task at hand, do just that one little thing well and I will get there! Leroy Whitekiller Writes My #1 aha
is that I am a loser, at least I think like one. This is a good thing
to know though, and now I have a starting point. As I read this I
realized my thoughts have always been thoughts of poverty. Now I can
begin the process of changing my thoughts and focusing on learning the
skills and behaviors I need to acquire my riches. I can stop buying
those lottery tickets and waiting for Angelina and Brad to adopt me. Sylvia Buetow Writes This chapter reminds me of my grandmother's advice. She was teaching me to importance of learning or education. She said if there is a war or disaster, the only things you may be able to take with you is what is in your mind. So all my life I have kept on learning. Also, I have always had the thought, if everyone lost everything they had and were equal, the millionaires would soon become millionaires again because they know how to do it. With those two ideas, no misfortune will never discourage you. Chuck Fry Writes The book
says we need to find something we like to do so much, we would do it
even if we didn't get paid for it. I totally love what I am
doing. I've been in and out of network marketing since
1980. I've known, from the beginning, that this is the
industry
for me. I love the idea of helping others and at the same
time,
becoming financially independent myself. Lawrence Bergfeld Writes The
Problem With Many People These Days is that they subconciously do not
think they deserve that they want to be rich. You have to want to make
a profit by serving more people. Of course your aim is to make lots of
money here but if you are attached to the outcome people run. Here in
this business the better your relationships along with what you say and
what you do about the products and the opportunity will get you a
financial success. You have to have fun doing this business just like
any other business. Loddy Micucci Writes As a
Winner, you deserve to be rich. One of your primary goals should be
financial satisfaction and independence. Financial satisfaction enables
you to enjoy what money you already have, even as you strive for
financial independence. This statement really resonates with
me,
how often do you see so called rich people tied to their work and
scrounging around. I am glad that this journey enables you to feel good
about achieving financial independence. It already feels like that its
a place I want to belong in. This is coming from a place that
I
was unknowingly for my entire life and perhaps even before I was born?
I am constantly reminded how poverty is like a mental
sentence.
Mindset plays a huge factor in your ability to escape this mental
sentence. The power of positive thoughts and living in the now ,as you
do your self talk are all designed to bring about the mindset of
success. It is important to think like a winner and undo
generations of brain washing. The brain washing unknowingly
bestowed upon you by the loving people around you who picked
up
their brain washing from the loving people around them and so on. It
seems to be way deep inside you and it imprisons your creative ability
to make positive changes. What's more, if you happen to rebel or try
something new, then this is met with disdain. How dare you try and
break the mold and this makes you an outcast. It's almost like you
don't belong anywhere. You are in some kind of exile. I like the practical approach used to earning a million dollars. $38.50 dollars per week starting when you're young sounds like a plan! If I think of the amount of money spent on some of the presents my children receive then just on that it would be attainable? It will take a lot of convincing! Maybe some sort of compromise can be entered into. The best part is that it comes as a formula that can be applied by anyone looking for riches. This is very similar to chapter two in 'think and grow rich'. You must have the burning desire topped up with passion and a definite plan to attain it. Paul Pluda Writes Dr Anthony states that “ Winners deserve to be rich” and being rich provides satisfaction And Independence. Rich people enjoy their professions and they would do it as a hobby. If no compensation was provided. Love what you do and never work another day in your life. Winners focus on ideas for profit. Lack creates lack and Abundance creates Abundance. There are misconceptions that rich people are unhappy. What people equate is the love of money makes people unhappy. What resonated with me was that if we face adversity how would we react? His suggestion was to face this situation and come to terms with it. The suggestion that one can make a million is a mindset and by selling 1000 items at $1000 will make it possible. Maria Whitehead Writes I’ve been
raised not to have too high expectations of life, not to think too
positive, because if it doesn’t turn out that way it’s easier to
handle. “You’re better off expecting the worse, because then if it
turns out better that’s easier to handle than the other way around” my
mum always says, still does, last time I heard it was less than 2 weeks
ago. Margaret Wilson Writes After
reading the Chapter, I was able to incorporate immediately the
teachings that we are programmed for Immediate Gratification and What's
the Worst That Could Happen in a situation with a 15 year old
relative. As we all know . . . teenagers have to have
questions
awnsered immediately (Immediate Gratification) on if they are going to
have permission to go somewhere. Well, she wanted to know if she was
going to be able to go to a wedding on a school day. This was to happen
4 days from the day she was asking. She had to know THAT DAY!! I asked
her what's the worst that could happen if you get an awnser tommarrow?
She said I don't know. I said "Will you die"? She gave me the
strangest look. I replied with "You're not going to die if you find out
tomarrow, there is your awnser for today." Needless to say,
she
wasn't pleased. Frank
Larrabee Writes Being
broke is only temporary, while being poor is a state of mind. While it
does take time to recoup from being broke, others will always be poor,
poor in their state of mind. Doing these readings will always reinforce
the richness of mind that we will all receive from these assignments.
How do you measure that!? Jan Willem
KÃhn Writes
I learned that a little NOW is better than a Lot latter. When
procrastinating, tomorrow never comes do it now! Do something
that you love to do and not just because you need the money. Judy
Yazersky Writes There are two things
that stood out in this chapter: Tony
Koker Writes My
wife and I discuss this all the time. We marvel at many acquaintances
around us who have the "entitlement" mindset. Thinking of the
government as our parents, is another trap. We are the owners of our
thoughts, actions and life. Pay it forward and the universe pays it
back multiple times over. Alice
G. Writes After
reading chapter 7, I wonder, is poverty really a state of
mind?
If it is why not try to change it. I can only speak for myself and I
have always strived to have more than I had when I was growing up. I
can't say that we were poor, we always had food to eat, clothing,
shelter but there was no extra money for dance classes, piano lessons
or college. I know what it is to walk around with holes in the sole of
my shoes and having to wait until there was money to buy me a new pair.
I always knew that I wanted more and that was the beginning of my
burning desire to become more so that I could have more. I listened to
my parents when they told me to get a good education so I could get a
good job. I finished four years of college and earned the right to
practice nursing. This provided me with a good income until I was
forced to retire at age 69. I am not poor but I would like to have more
money to do some of the fun things in life. Josh
Engel Writes WINNING
IN in life take time and persistence even when you lose you can’t give
up. On yourself can’t allow that you would be the real loser for
quitting on yourself. Bev
Bojarski Writes Chapter
7 spoke to me in so many areas of my Life. Dr Anthony made me
realize how easy it is to obtain my goals by breaking them down into
manageable pieces. He gives a good example of how it would
only
take 1,000 people buying a product or a service at $1,000 to make One
Million Dollars! My outlook is important to my success, using
this method of manageable pieces lets me envision success more readily. Sally
Logan Writes My
thoughts have always been that if I came into a lot of money I would be
able to give most of it away helping others. As long as I had enough to
clear the mortgage etc. the rest could go. There was never any thought
about putting it aside to give us the financial freedom to do what we
like when we like. Is this something to do with not feeling worthy of
owning the money? Karen
Guillory Writes I
have heard myself say that "Rich people have bigger problems" in order
to pacify my feeling of the problems I go through; by making myself
believe that my problems are little compared to theirs. How would I
know this, having never walked in their shoes? Having never lived one
day being rich? Sounds like prejudice to me! I just wanted to make
myself feel better about not being at the financial level that I wished
I were at. This talk and mindset also helped me to pacify my hidden
bitterness toward "them." Charlotte Hutton Writes If
I weren't being paid to do “this”, would I still do “this” as a hobby?
My career is elder care—no, I most likely would not look after many
more than my mother. Miguel Ducasse
Writes When
it comes to being financially independent, this
chapter pretty much explains right from the opening paragraph
exactly what I want to tell others when they ask me why is it your
doing a home base business that's not making you much money now?
I remember not too long ago there was a time when I thought
that
working long hours and earning a pay check weekly was
financial
independence. I never sat down and actually thought about the little
steps that can lead to huge profits in the future. This chapter opened
my eyes to seeing the simplicity of how something so little can turn
extraordinary! From now on I am going to look at everything I do in my
daily activities as a small step that can lead to great achievements in
my personal life and of course my financial future. Brad Schmidt
Writes I
have often thought of following in my fathers foot steps he was a truck
driver did it make him rich no it did not make him rich. He also lived
by the old cliché, “Money doesn’t grow on trees” or “To be rich you
have to be a crook” I often thought about being a truck
driver
through out the years but I be went to manufacturing then construction
back to manufacturing. It’s not much different it has the same poverty
state of mind and I even adopted the same clichés. David Geditz Writes Sometimes
everything we want is closer than they appear. We need to
connect
with others around us, just don't know their name, but really know who
they are. To succeed, you must find what people want, in
other
words, if you are peddling a ware you must find the people that want
that ware.
Carmen Stern-Blumenhein Writes My "AHAs" are
as follows - Respect yourself emough to know that you deserve what you
want By learning to trust that there is plenty of opportunites in the
universe this can be realized. I have always had a bit of doubt on the
supplly of opportunities in the universse now that doubt no longer has
a strong hold on me. liked
how Dr. Anthony. What small jewel did you gain from this masterminding process? You see when people do read a book, they only do it one time. They just see what the author may have said to them from their own perspective. However, by having like minded people take the time to read the same book at the same time, we ALL benefit from it. This is what makes being part of the Leaders Only List so great. This is a group of people who are committed to succeeding in life. No whiners allowed! Remember this, you can only have two things in life - Results and Reasons; Reasons don't count. Read through this list of items and share your input with the person who may have impacted or added to your understanding of this great book on the next Coaches Corner Training Call. If you did not add any input, I can only assume that other things are taking priority in your life. That's okay. It's your desire to not do these assignments. Remember, you made a commitment when you joined this Leaders ONLY List before you joined. So now the ball's in your court. As I have said many times, there are only two things in life - Reasons & Results. Remember that reasons do not count. To Your Success, Dave Cones © 2005-2011, Mentoring-For-Free.com, All Rights Reserved |