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The Most Important Factor in the Pursuit of Wealth
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After five years of studying the habits of millionaires, primarily self-made millionaires, I’ve identified the #1 factor to accumulating enormous wealth – pursuing something you are passionate about. It goes…
The Pursuit of a Dream Eliminates the Need to Compete
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Why do you do what you do? Is what you do primarily to make money? If so, you are a mere cog in the wheel because a billion other people…
How to Transform Yourself into a Money Magnet
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Rich people transform themselves into money magnets. Here are a few ways they do it: The Pursuit of Success Turns You Into a Money Magnet – Those who pursue success…
What Does Success Mean to You?
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I get a lot of emails every day, mostly from readers of my books or blog. But every now and then I get emails from individuals trying to sell something.…
Worry Can Be Constructive
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There’s a huge difference between chronic stress and worry. Chronic stress is an elevated level of anxiety that shuts down part of the brain (pre-frontal lobe), disabling your ability to…
Creative Projects Thwart Depression
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Edgar Allen Poe suffered from depression. If you lived his life, you probably would have been depressed too. He was born in 1809 to a couple of actors. He was…
Be Grateful, Not Envious
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According to Barry Schwartz, a professor at the University of California (Berkeley), and author of the book The Paradox of Choice , social comparison often creates envy and envy quickly makes…
High Achievers Are Habit Machines
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Cher, Warren Buffet, Richard Branson, Madonna, Matthew McConaughey, Kelly Ripa, President Obama, Michael Corbat (CEO Citigroup), Condoleeza Rice (former NSA Director) all have one thing in common: they are obsessed…
The Walden Effect
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As your incomes rises, so too do your expenses. You buy a bigger home, nicer cars, better clothes, go on more expensive vacations and frequent restaurants more often. When your…
Jerry Seinfeld’s Calendar Strategy for Forging New Daily Habits
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Forging new habits is hard. Depending on the habit you are trying to create, it can take anywhere from 18 days to 254 days to form the habit, with the…