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A Lucrative Guide to Creating a Wealth Mindset Without a wealth mindset, it’s unlikely that you’ll do the things necessary to build and preserve wealth. A wealth mindset is necessary, but insufficient on its own. However, a wealth mindset creates the potential to change your financial life in a big way. Your mindset is a starting point. Most people have a mindset of short-term enjoyment. They spend money to make themselves feel better in the moment with little regard for the long-term ramifications. How many times have you been excited to purchase something that turned out to be less than exciting after you owned it for a week? Would you like to create a wealth mindset?

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Thankfully the more you fail, the better you get at it. I can’t quite articulate why that is, but you grow a certain aptitude for assessing situations and coincidently making better decisions. Like most things though, it’s a learned skill. It’s ironic, to get better at not failing you have to fail more.

We will have an interview in the next couple of week with a Tik Tok Viral Phenom! He started less than a year ago and has 2 million followers and job offers from all over the U.S. and the fun part is...YOU can do it too!

So you’re wondering how to go viral on TikTok, huh? Well, I don’t blame you! It’s the social media platform everyone can’t stop talking about, and the app has experienced tremendous growth since quarantine started. It’s no longer a place where pre-teens do silly dances and lipsync, but a community where people of all ages share a variety of content on anything from goofy dog vids, to life as an astronaut, to how to trade a bobby pin for a house. Any type of content can succeed on the platform, which is part of what makes it so fun.

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Why we get stuck, make bad decisions, and blame our circumstances – and what we can do about it...

You might think that success is challenging and failing is easy, but it’s really quite challenging to be unsuccessful on a consistent basis. It requires several habits that aren’t easy to create and maintain. Chronic unproductivity also requires an inaccurate belief system, poor attitudes, and many years of honing an overall system that guarantees failure. It’s a skill. It’s not easy to come up short like clockwork. Those that fail consistently are true experts that have mastered their craft. The good news is that it’s just as easy to be successful! Success requires the same commitment to consistency.

Everyone feels pressure at certain times, but some people feel it more than others. And some people handle it differently. There are people that fold under even the slightest pressure, while others thrive under a moderate amount of pressure, but succumb to the power of pressure as the magnitude increases. There is also a small group of people that seem to be addicted to pressure. They often work on Wall Street, in emergency rooms, or as risk taking entrepreneurs. Given the wide range of responses, pressure and stress are interesting topics. One prominent psychologist has proven his skill to predict which couples will divorce with an accuracy rate of 94%. The best criterion he has found to predict which marriages will last and which will not is the ability to deal with pressure. How couples deal with high-pressure conversations in their relationship is the best predictor of marriage success or failure. The ability to manage pressure can influence every part of your life: • Physical health • Mental and emotional health • Relationships • The ability to parent • Career • Finances Your skill in handling stress and pressure can affect these different aspects of your life. Since pressure is a common part of life, learning to handle it appropriately makes a lot of sense. One of the great myths perpetuated regarding high-performers and pressure is that they “rise to the occasion.” The idea that some people perform at average levels under normal amounts of pressure and perform better under high pressure has been proven to be false. However, they can perform at a comparable level under high pressure while others suffer from poorer performances. Numerous studies of baseball players, golfers, and basketball players show that no one has consistently performed better under clutch conditions than they do under normal conditions. Michael Jordan hit 49.7% of his shots over his career. His percentage when taking game-winning shots? 48.0%. No player has ever been considered more reliable under pressure, and he was just slightly worse under pressure than he was under normal game conditions. Far more impressive than most, but still not proof that anyone performs better under high pressure. Pressure affects everyone. It influences some more than others.

Regardless of your present ability to deal with pressure, you can do better. There are numerous tools and strategies available for those that want to deal successfully with pressure. The responsibility to use them is yours.

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