As the set of your sails determines where your boat ends up, so does the set of your mindset determine whether success is your achievement. There is much you can practice to keep your mindset at peak performance and to remind yourself to nurture it regularly.

1. Having a Success Mindset
Karen Lohof
Moxie Maven
Having a Success
Mindset
2014_22October

4. “Being”
v
“Doing”
You’ll receive and mete out lots of calls to action. Many times you’ll appropriately
hear the call or give the call, to massive action. Mindset is more to your “being”.
Sure, you can take massive action to learn to think like the wealthy do, to think like
the successful do, like those you want to follow do, but always you’ll find it more
important to “be” it. “Be” the thinker of success, “be” the leader, “be” the one who’s
bigger than their problems. “Be”.

6. Mindset has EVERYTHING to do with the
difference between how the poor think and
how the rich do. Unless you’ve been
thinking rich already, you are going to be
making a CHANGE.
Evaluating your
strengths and
weaknesses with
your eyes wide open
can reveal new
opportunities for you
to build even more
success and
satisfaction into your
business.
Heather Robson
Uncover Your
Strengths and Use
Them to Grow Your
Business

7. http://youtu.be/ZZW4GTcFg7U
Wealthy people believe, “I create my life.” Poor people believe, “Life happens to me.”
Wealthy people play the money game to win. Poor people play the money game to not
lose.
Wealthy people are committed to being rich. Poor people want to be rich.
Wealthy people think big. Poor people think small.
Wealthy people focus on opportunities. Poor people focus on obstacles.
Wealthy people admire other rich & successful people. Poor people resent rich &
successful people.
Wealthy people associate with positive, successful people. Poor people associate with
negative or unsuccessful people.
Wealthy people are willing to promote themselves and their value. Poor people think
negatively about selling and promotion.
Wealthy people are bigger than their problems. Poor people are smaller than their
problems.
Wealthy people are excellent receivers. Poor people are poor receivers.
Wealthy people choose to get paid based on results. Poor people choose to get paid
based on time.
Wealthy people think “both”. Poor people think “either/or”.
Wealthy people focus on their net worth. Poor people focus on their working income.
Wealthy people manage their money well. Poor people mismanage their money well.
Wealthy people have their money work hard for them. Poor people work hard for their
money.
Wealthy people act in spite of fear. Poor people let fear stop them.
Wealthy people constantly learn and grow. Poor people think they already know.
Published on Jan 3, 2014 17 Wealth Files by T. Harv
Eker Difference Between Rich and Poor Mindset

8. R says I have an ineffective
mindset. It’s like I keep going
to college. I keep learning but
I don’t want to have to start
paying back the loans and grants,
etc., SO I CAN’T WORK because I
need to keep going to college.
What he’s really saying, almost without question, is a form of something you keep
hearing ad nauseum: ”Get a REAL job. I don’t get what you think you’re doing with
this online stuff.” I’d say it’s in response to one of the most sweeping changes of our
lifetime, the changing mindset of trading time for dollars being swapped out for
trading value for dollars, made ever more widely possible thanks to the computer and
the internet. And, it is that. It’s much deeper than that, as well. It’s the difference
between thinking as the poor do, as opposed to how the rich do.

9. M S says it seems to her
our mindsets change
all the time.
And, this is not what you want. You
either have made a decision you’ll want to
follow through on, or you will soon. Your
mindset is like setting the sails on a boat
for a particular destination. The set of
your mind will determine your success
towards your decision or goal, or not. It’s

12. Consider following Think & Grow Rich:
Dr. Napoleon Hill & MDP [create your (Major Definite Purpose)] & SCF [self
confidence formula] & early AM Mindset Call with Paul Hutchings

13. Learn to consider mistakes as TEMPORARY. They are temporary setbacks. You’ll want to
steamroll over them, blast through them, blaze by them. Do not consider them worthy
of stagnating or suffering with, pondering endlessly, pontificating about – at all.

15. Talking to Yourselves is the
most natural thing . . . .
Neville Goddard
So be aware of it and your thoughts
(which is where your talking to
yourself usually is), and use that
information to hone yourself and your

16. “And how about mindset? I was trying
to cram in as much entertainment as I
could in my few hours of evening “free
time.” Which meant that when it was
time for me to sleep, there were still too
many things I wanted to do. So my
mind kept me alert and awake thinking
about those things.” John C Mullen

17. The above is an excellent example of how to
do a “check up from the neck up” on your
mindset. Ask yourself (daily, and sometimes
several times daily), “and how about my
mindset”.
In fact, as I read this and did this I realized
I often get a second wind about the time I
should be going to bed (sleep is way important
for success and health and . . . .) from all I
haven’t gotten done and meant to and when I
decided to go with it and stay up until 2 or 3
in the morning, I nose dive my mindset the
next day and sometimes beyond.

18. More and more, in my view . . . .

21. Excuses also give
you the permission
to ignore your own
values, beliefs and
commitments;

25. May your
mindset
always
serve you
towards