Have you ever thought of yourself as a millionaire? One of the biggest things I work on when coaching others is mindset. The biggest obstacle to their success is in their own minds.
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When I ask if you’ve ever thought of yourself as a millionaire, I don’t mean in the future. I don’t mean catching a vision of your life one day, although that is important. I mean right now.
“You are already a millionaire, it’s time to start acting like it,” I told a client.
“You mean, like, visualizing the future as reality now?” he asked.
“That’s important,” I replied. “But it’s not what I mean. I mean you already are. Right now. Let me explain.”
How much would someone pay for…
Imagine for a moment that you owned a market. This market doesn’t sell things like fruits, vegetables, Persian rugs, or handmade jewelry, though. It sells things like:
Eyesight
Hearing
Arms
Legs
Imagine your customers are the blind, the deaf, and the amputees.
What kind of price tag could you put on each of those things?
How much would a blind man pay to see?
How much would a deaf man pay to hear?
How much would a man or women born without arms or legs pay to have real ones that work properly? Or an amputee pay to have them back?
And that’s just four parts of your body.
You see, you are already a millionaire. A multi-millionaire, in fact. You are walking around with millions of dollars in equipment.
In fact, it’s all priceless.
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It’s time you start acting like that. Like you are priceless.
Think like a multi-millionaire.
Walk like a multi-millionaire.
Talk like a multi-millionaire. (I didn’t say talk like a pretentious jerk).
Be grateful like a multi-millionaire.
For everything that you already have. For every dream you have that will come to pass. For everything you will become.
You are priceless. Start acting like it.
What is your biggest mindset hurdle to overcome? What one mindset is most keeping you from achieving your dreams?
Questions?
Text me anytime at (260) 217-4619.
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