Secrets of Millionaire Mind

Many people believe that life is only a struggle to survive and that they are not in control of negative circumstances.
Have you ever asked yourself "why does this always happen to me?". Some people go through life asking questions like this and wonder why all these bad things do keep happening to them.

When you see yourself as a victim you feel that life hasn't treated you fairly. Victim mentality is a tendency to blame external or uncontrollable factors, instead of focusing on internal or controllable factors for things that go wrong. A victim mentality is the one where you blame everyone else for what happens in your life. When you blame external or uncontrollable factors, you put yourself in a mindset that there is nothing you can do to eliminate or solve the problem.
A person with a victim mentality thinks that the future only holds bad things for him or her, which stops him from finding solution to his problems.

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Our physical material world is nothing more than printouts of our emotional, mental, and spiritual world. Joseph Murphy claims that all things that have happened to you are based on your thoughts impressed on your subconscious mind through belief. Your subconscious mind is like the soil, which accepts any kind of seed, good or bad. You are a gardener, and you are planting seeds (thoughts) in your subconscious mind all day long, based on your habitual thinking. Your thoughts are like seeds. Negative, destructive thoughts continue to work negatively in your subconscious mind, and in due time will come forth into outer experience which corresponds with them. As you sow in your subconscious mind, so shall you reap in your body and environment. With negative emotional state you create more negative circumstances in your life because if you are fearful and worried you are not really thinking. You are worried because you believe that external circumstances control you, you don't know that you have the dominion over your environment and conditions. You can take charge over the influences of chance, preventing disasters in your life.

Tracy claims that successful people visualize the kind of success they want to enjoy in advance by imagining their goals as already accomplished. Prior to every new experience, they visualize previous success experiences that are similar to the upcoming event. Unsuccessful people on the other hand, recall their previous failure experiences. They think about the last time they failed and they imagine failing again. As a result, their subconscious minds have been programmed for failure. Although they try to think positively about their goals, they still have the same old negative victim images in their subconscious which leads to failure experiences over and over again. According to Joseph Murphy our subconscious mind doesn't make difference between positive and negative statements. Thus, you get what you think about most of the time and your incomes reflect your dominant thoughts.

Only you can decide what it is what you think about most of the time and only you can decide what really happens to your life.
It's easier than you ever thought possible and Brian Tracy is going to tell you how on his 60-minute CD program

Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life

Brian Tracy states that %u201ESuccess is Goals, and all else is commentary!" Selecting one goal, making a plan and working on it every day will change your life in ways that you can't imagine. Brian Tracy, a self made millionaire and the author of "21 Great Ways To Become A Sales Superstar" claims that high achievers have optimistic, even unrealistic expectations of success. Tracy tells about the day when his life changed and he became a sales superstar. At first he had a job in straight commission sales, cold calling from office-to-office and from door-to-door. He would often work all day long to make a single sale so that he could pay for his rooming house and have a place to sleep that night. Then one day, he took out a piece of paper and wrote down an outrageous goal for himself. He set a goal to earn $1,000 per month in door-to-door and office-to-office selling. 30 days later, his entire life had changed. Exactly thirty days after he had written down his goal, his boss took him aside and offered him $1,000 per month to head up the sales force and teach other people what he was doing that enabled him to sell much more than anyone else. He accepted this offer and from that day forward, his life was never the same.

The results of the Harvard study conducted between 1979 and 1989 revealed that the 3 percent of graduates who had clear, written goals when they left Harvard were earning, on average, ten times as much as the other 97 percent of graduates all together. The only difference between the groups was the clarity of the goals they had for themselves when they started out. Dr. Philip E. Humbert says that successful people always know precisely what they want, because they have written it down. Often, they write a short description of their goals every single morning, as a personal reminder of their priorities and their objectives. He claims that the act of writing your goals down vastly increases your chance of success.

When I myself used this technique for the first time, I looked at my goal that seemed to be totally unrealistic and unachievable. I even wrote this negative statement down next to my goal. However, I decided to reformulate this by asking "How would it be possible to achieve this goal in a year?" I looked through all my assets, made a monthly plan, which was not extremely encouraging either. I continued my work by splitting this plan into small tasks which I should fulfill on weekly and daily base, and in this way,the plan became suddenly totally realistic and achievable. All it was required was to take small steps day by day, hour by hour. And this was psychologically extremely relevant, because I didn't have to overcome a mountain any more, just some small pebbles instead.

Tracy claims that selecting one goal, making a plan and working on it every day will change your life in ways that you can't imagine. He says that people become great if they determine their major [spin]purpose | goal[/spin] in life and work on it every day. Thus, we may start by taking small steps toward the goal and if we start moving, things get easier and more opportunities appear before us. For example, Jack Canfield has said that the main reason he has sold over 150 million books is that he did five things every day to promote his book. At the beginning we may feel that the challenge is too big and obstacles are impossible to overcome, but if we select one definite goal, make a detailed plan and work on it every day, it becomes easy and achievable. Tracy says that people become great if they determine their major [spin]purpose | goal[/spin] in life and work on it every day. All it requires is that you must be solution oriented, instead of being problem oriented. The more you focus on solutions, the more easily you overcome problems. This is one of the secrets of great success in life. Read more about the success secrets of millionaires by visiting this website

Joe Vitale invites people to manifest a car or anything else. He claims that since his mission is to introduce manifestation techniques, teaching people how to manifest a new car is the perfect way to do this. His co-worker Brad Yates, a master teacher of EFT tapping and manifestation techniques, gives a four-step manifestation process. He claims that first you have to decide what you really want, then you have to clear limiting beliefs and contradictory thoughts, then you have to visualize your goal, and finally let it go and let God take care of it.

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However, it all starts by deciding what you really need and desire, and writing it down. You must write it down and list the qualities and features of what it is you want. Successful people always know precisely what they want, because they have written it down. Brian Tracy, a self-made millionaire says that his life changed on the day when he took out a piece of paper and wrote down an outrageous goal for himself. Research results reveal that the graduates who have clear, written goals earn, on average, ten times as much as the other graduates all together. The act of writing your goals down vastly increases your chance of success. Ron Holland claims that it is salient what kind of language you use when programming your biocomputer (subconscious mind). If you want to get results you must use the present tense. If you say "I will" then it means in the future, and your subconscious mind (your biocomputer) will be saying, "standing by, standing by, waiting for instructions." Brad Yates says that if you write "I want this", then you are vibrating at a frequency of want, and the wanting of it is what you will continue to manifest. You want to be vibrating in harmony with already having your manifestation. Holland claims that when writing your goals you can actually see whether you have got them written in their present tense. Make sure you write them in a way that will create the output you desire. It is also relevant to write always positive things, the features the objective has, rather than what it doesn't have. According to Joseph Murphy our subconscious mind doesn't make difference between positive and negative statements, thus, you get what you are focused on. This is the reason why many Christians never seem to get ahead with prayer, instead of it they feel like they are moving backward.

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Brian Tracy claims that the fear of failure is the greatest obstacle people have when it comes to achieving their goals. But it is not the failure itself which prevents them reaching their goals, it is a fear of failure. It can hold you back and sabotage your efforts to achieve your goals. Eker claims that rich people act in spite of fear, while poor people let fear stop them. We often think of failure as the inability to accomplish a certain objective. We give it our best shot and if we have too many obstacles we give up, or if the results are less than favorable we consider us to be failed. We can consider it a failure only if we stop trying. If we keep working at it, we might turn a failure into a success.

Joseph Murphy says that if you are fearful and worried you are not really thinking. We often let worry take over our lives, as worry is almost our God. Rev. Christopher Ian Chenoweth says that worrying is like being in a rocking chair. You are rocking back and forth, back and forth - you feel like you are doing something, but you are not getting anywhere. You are just mentally and physically tiring yourself out. Thinking about all the things that could go wrong doesn't make your life any more controllable or safer. Mark Twain said once: "I've suffered a great many catastrophes in my life. Most of them never happened". 99% what we worry about, never come to pass.


Worry is just a bad mental habit. Horace Mann wrote that habit is like a cable; we weave a thread of it each day, and at last we cannot break it. Reverend Chenoweth says that if we see our problem as a heavy rope, it seems to be strong and unbreakable. And yet this rope is made of individual strands. If you would take it apart, it would be easy to break these strands even with bare hands. A stressed-out state of mind delays problems being solved and prevents us from finding solutions. If we are in a relaxed state of mind, we can solve with effortless ease most difficult problems life throws in our way. If we stop trying too hard to find solutions, we'll see how everything resolves by itself.

Once I was in a situation when I was under the threat of losing lot of money and I knew that I couldn't do anything about it. I decided not to worry and not to struggle, but instead, to believe that everything will be alright. A week passed and I got an e-mail where I was informed that those people had changed their mind and they transferred all the money they owned me. Rev. Chenoweth suggests that we start every day with positive affirmations by saying what we believe, instead of starting our day with worrying about all the things which might go wrong. It makes us more confident, calm and successful in everything we do.

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