"Secrets" which also ignore the millions who start their own businesses follow these strategies:
SECRET 1: Financial Success Is Possible in Almost Any Field, and
Lack of Education Doesn't Have to Hold You Back.
2: Working Hard Doesn't Mean Working All the Time.
3: Focus on Fulfilling Your Values Rather Than Financial Gain.
4: Loving What You Do Is Much More Important
Than What You Do.
5: Feel the Fear. Have the Doubts. Go for It Anyway.
6: Think in Terms of Trade-offs, Not Sacrifices, to Find a Workable Equilibrium.
7: Sometimes You Just Have to Shrug It Off and Have a Good Laugh.
8: Appreciate Abundance.
SIX-FIGURE TRAITS
1. A profit motive. Money per se may not be their driving force, but six-figure women absolutely expect to be well compensated for their work. They want to make money. They feel good about making money. They enjoy what money gives them. Profit, to these women, has a positive ring.
2. Audacity. Everyone I interviewed came to a point where they had to step outside her comfort zone and do something she wasn't completely sure she could do. It was rarely an experience she relished, nor did she always succeed.
3. Resilience. They all got back up and keep going when they didn't succeed or when they encountered setbacks.
4. Encouragement. Six-figure people have tremendously nurturing relationships with one or more people who believe in them, support them, continually root for them, and sometimes prod them along. Some, but definitely not all, had encouraging parents. Every one has remarkable friendships. And for those in a committed relationship, a supportive husband or partner is invariably cited as essential to their success.
STRATEGIES FOR EARNING MORE
1. Declare your intention to make good money.
2. Let go of where you are (leave your job if you feel stuck)
3. Decide which game to play - "play it safe" or "gamble to win"
4. Jump in, ready or not.
5. Keep on trucking'.
6. Grab opportunities.
7. No excuses allowed.
8. Ignore naysayers.
9. Never personalize. Replace the programming. https://dopsychology.blogspot.com/2011/01/healing-toxic-shame-and-criticism-that.html
SECRET 1: Financial Success Is Possible in Almost Any Field, and
Lack of Education Doesn't Have to Hold You Back.
2: Working Hard Doesn't Mean Working All the Time.
3: Focus on Fulfilling Your Values Rather Than Financial Gain.
4: Loving What You Do Is Much More Important
Than What You Do.
5: Feel the Fear. Have the Doubts. Go for It Anyway.
6: Think in Terms of Trade-offs, Not Sacrifices, to Find a Workable Equilibrium.
7: Sometimes You Just Have to Shrug It Off and Have a Good Laugh.
8: Appreciate Abundance.
SIX-FIGURE TRAITS
1. A profit motive. Money per se may not be their driving force, but six-figure women absolutely expect to be well compensated for their work. They want to make money. They feel good about making money. They enjoy what money gives them. Profit, to these women, has a positive ring.
2. Audacity. Everyone I interviewed came to a point where they had to step outside her comfort zone and do something she wasn't completely sure she could do. It was rarely an experience she relished, nor did she always succeed.
3. Resilience. They all got back up and keep going when they didn't succeed or when they encountered setbacks.
4. Encouragement. Six-figure people have tremendously nurturing relationships with one or more people who believe in them, support them, continually root for them, and sometimes prod them along. Some, but definitely not all, had encouraging parents. Every one has remarkable friendships. And for those in a committed relationship, a supportive husband or partner is invariably cited as essential to their success.
STRATEGIES FOR EARNING MORE
1. Declare your intention to make good money.
2. Let go of where you are (leave your job if you feel stuck)
3. Decide which game to play - "play it safe" or "gamble to win"
4. Jump in, ready or not.
5. Keep on trucking'.
6. Grab opportunities.
7. No excuses allowed.
8. Ignore naysayers.
9. Never personalize. Replace the programming. https://dopsychology.blogspot.com/2011/01/healing-toxic-shame-and-criticism-that.html
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