The top 10 destructive money beliefs
by Dan Klatt
If you're not making as much money as you'd like, then you're holding onto some negative beliefs about yourself and how much money you're capable of handling. In this article we'll go through 10 of the most common (and most limiting) examples of how people hold themselves back financially.
You Cannot Afford To Say, "I Can't Afford It"
by Michael Angier
Every week I get emails from people thanking me for all the great stuff we send their way. But many of them also apologize for not buying some of our other products or the products and services we very selectively recommend to them. They say things like, "I have no money," "I'm broke," "I'm poor," or "I can't afford it." Every time these or similar words are uttered, we're telling ourselves that it's true. We are reinforcing this false belief.
I've never seen anything like it
by Joe Vitale
I've never seen anything like it. I'm literally getting mailing after mailing from people panicking over the world economy, wondering how they're going to cope with it. And my heart goes out to each and every one of them. In fact, at one time I actually was homeless living on the street. I know the feeling of being scared.
Financial Independence
by Michael Angier
Financial independence, by its very definition, means to not be dependent on anyone or anything for our financial needs. That requires being free from debt. When asked what they would do if they won the lottery, most people say they would pay off their debts. Just imagine what it would be like not to owe any money?
What's Your #1 Excuse?
by Joe Vitale
I marvel at the thinking of some people. No matter what you say or do, they stick to their excuses and stay negative, limited, and stuck. Yet they don't see it. They think, "I'm just being objective."
How to Guarantee a Great Day Every Day!
by Chris Widener
People who live based on principles achieve what they desire while people who live reacting to circumstances do not. So, what were the principles that I gave to guarantee that a person could have a GREAT day every day?
Whatever you do...DON'T SAVE ANY MONEY!
by Doris Dobkins
No, that's not a misprint. Even though falling interest rates are good when you want to get a loan, they are bad for people with savings accounts.
Finding Motivation: What To Do When You Don't Feel Like Doing Anything
by Chris Widener
The measure of your success usually comes down to who wins the battle that rages between the two of you. The 'you' who wants to stop, give up, or take it easy, and the 'you' who chooses to beat back that which would stand in the way of your success--complacency.
One Saved is Two Earned
by Doris Dobkins
Most of us will do anything to earn a few extra dollars but are we just as willing to spend a few hours looking for the best deal when we make a purchase?
Getting Over Fear and On with Your Life
by Chris Widener
I have worked with thousands of people through the years and written for millions of others, many who have written to me for advice and the like. One of the things that I have found to be common in so many people is fear. Fear is something that cripples people and keeps them from pursuing and reaching their dreams.
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