Millionaire Success Habits - Dean Graziosi Flashcards
Get clear on where you want to be
Have a clear vision on where you want to go. Focus on the outcome rather than the obstacle.
Have a filter that will make you say no to the things that are not contributing to your vision.
Look back from the future
Imagine it’s one year from today and when looking back over the past year, you realize that it was the best year of your life.
Ask the following question:
- How much money are you making? How much money do you saved away for your family’s security? Who are you taking care of financially?
- Where do you work every day? Do you have a home office or are you driving to a new location?
- Are you taking your existing company to the next level? Are you starting your own company? Are you evolving through the ranks at your job? Do you have a better relationship with your boss? Better yet, are you the boss?
- How does your spouse or your partner look at you in the morning or after a long day?
- How do your relationship with your kids or family members look now?
- What exactly does your life look like when it’s a year in the future and you look back and it was the best year ever?
Dan Sullivant (founder of Strategic Coach) teached to Dean Graziosi
Where are you?
What situation or situations are you currently experiencing in your life?
Write down where are you in different areas of your life that matter most: life, intimacy, health, career, family
The WHY questions
Understand your why to make your vision reality. Have a depth or purpose.
- Why do you want to take your income from where it is to a next level?
- Why do you want to start your own business?
- Why do you want your company to evolve, or to quit your job, or to rise up through the ranks at your current job?
- Why do you want your parents or your spouse to retire?
- Why do you want to lose weight, have more intimacy in your life, have more passion in your actions, have more joy on a daily basis, and live a life with more smiles than frowns?
Seven levels deep
Seven levels deep. Move progressively deeper by asking “why” questions. (Dean –> to be in control) Joe Stump
Research by UCLA
Average human being has around 70’000 thoughts per day. Out of those thoughts, 80% o them are negative, with the majority of those thoughts carrying over to the next day.
Focus on your strengths
Focus on your strengths, not on your weaknesses
Bad advice
You can’t get advice on what you want to accomplish from some one who failed, because you will only learn how to fail
