read "Secrets of the Millionaire Mind"

The larest obstacle for me to have a Millionaire Mind is to undo the “Financial Blueprint” that has been established in my mind.

By Financial Blueprint, the author means all those things that are ingrained in our psyche from our early life. For most people its the ideas that came from our parents. (Hence my Freud reference – “tell me about your childhood).

I grew up with the “get a good stable job” mentality that really was nothing more that doing the same thing from the time you left school until the time you retired. As a result I have often limited myself, and in many ways sabotaged myself.

BUT.

I have broken out of that mindset. (Have I mentioned that when I could not decide between the BMW 3 Series Convertible and Mercedes C280 I bought both, in the same weekend?) Anyway I did have that Millionaire Mind, and I guess you can say that I lost my mind. LOL.

When things get rough (ie divorce) I find that I revert back to this mindset and pretty much just stay the course. At a time like this, perhaps its okay to do this a while so I don’t hemmorage, but now is the time to have a major paradigm shift and change my thought processes.

I (will soon) HAVE A MILLIONAIRE MIND (again)

Attitude is everything, especially with regard to our relationship with money.

Secrets of the Millionaire Mind points out many of the traps, self sabotage if you will, that we set for ourselves in our relationship with money and wealth.

I am enjoying this read and see myself in much of the book. Can’t wait to read more!

The Description from “AudioFile”

A witty pep talk for wealth-seekers is delivered by someone who’s still amazed he’s a millionaire. T. Harv Eker’s audiobook should shake even the most entrenched negative thinkers out of their easy chairs. Eker is bursting with energy and the need to teach you, and you, and yes, you, how to increase your wealth and quality of life by emulating his methods, which, oddly enough, are similar in many ways to methods taught for centuries about self-improvement. The good news is this stuff is worth repeating as we tend to forget to maintain our momentum. Eker also imbues his lessons with easy-to-remember self-motivating techniques as you make your way to your abundant bliss.

I highly recommend it! Someday I’ll get to a training too!