We all have a story and often we keep on telling ourselves the same story over and over again. This story is our life! Unless we change our story, our lives will not change…
I am ready for change, are you?
Then continue reading…
VISIONS & GOALS
Getting back into momentum – hacks to working from home!
This post on how to get back in to momentum which I wrote down when I felt I was not as focused as I should have been and felt a bit unmotivated. These are a few of the tips I came up with and they will work even if you feel you have been lacking momentum for quite som time. It’s time to becomea an action taker again!
Be an owner, not just a consumer – ditching FOMO/FOPO!
Becoming and owner and not just a consumer can serve you for live. Being a consumer only can keep you in chains for life, the choice is yours so ditch FOMO/FOPO and start living life on your terms. In this post we go through how you can take this journey too!
How the rich think about a big purchase
There is a significant difference between how the rich and other people look at big purchases. They use a completely different mindset when they approach a big purchase and that is one of the reason they are rich and most likely always will be!
A person with a poor money mindset will automatically say to themselves “I can not afford that” but the rich, have a completely different way of thinking. They might have the money to pay cash BUT they want to keep their financial flexibility…why not making a purchase in to an investment instead?
Think and Grow Rich – Principle 7: Decisions
The ability to make fast decisions and change them slowly is a quality of successful people and leaders. Train yourself to gain momentum and confidence.
We are making numerous decisions every day, many small and rather irrelevant ones and some more important ones. The more decisions we make, the firmer we are in our beliefs and trust in our own ability to make good decisions. There have been many studies looking at our daily capacity when it comes to decision making and there are limitations as to how many decisions we can make before that part of our brain is getting tired (and hence less focused).
