Extinguish Doubt

 By Dan Waldschmidt September 9, 2016  What you do matters. Everything. The big stuff. The little stuff. Even the annoying stuff. It matters that you waste time.  It matters that you blame others for your failures. It matters that you are lazy at times. It matters because achieving your goals matters. And eliminating excuses is the pathway that takes you there. It’s the same path that every great achiever has followed. Related:   Stop Using These 3 Excuses If You Want to Be Successful Sigmund Freud  was booed off the stage the first time he presented his theories to a group of scientists in Europe. He went on to win the Goethe Award for his work in psychology. Winston Churchill  failed sixth grade and lost every public election he ran for until he was elected Prime Minister of England at the age of 62. Albert Einstein  didn’t speak until he was 4 years old, couldn’t read basic words until he was 7 and was expelled from school. He eventually revolutionized physics with his Theory of

Is your personal investing strategy simple enough to where you can explain it to another person so that they understand it? If not, it might be time to reconsider your approach. Most people's success in increasing personal wealth is equally proportionate to their ability to understand their investing plan. Let's face it, most of us aren't financial experts and there's no point in becoming one in order to succeed with increasing your personal wealth. Instead, you need a simple plan for personal wealth building and a strong desire to make it happen. Let's look at one of the simplest and most effective options you can start with... The Foundation of Your Personal Investing Strategy The foundation of any successful strategy for personal investing is to manage your existing cashflow. Believe it or not, every time you spend your money, you're investing in something. You're either investing in building your financial security or building someone else's. This

In 2003, I was introduced to the world of personal development. While I have learned many valuable lessons since then, and I have grown (i.e. "developed" I guess you could say), looking back I also believe that some of what was being shared was not what it appeared to be. Much of my personal development journey centered on something referred to as a "money mindset."  I was taught that if I wasn't as wealthy as I wanted to be, it was because I did not possess a wealth mindset.  I was taught wealth affirmations. I went through experiential exercises that were supposed to transform my mindset.  I was taught to live and spend "as if I were wealthy."   The result of all of this mindset reprogramming was supposed to be financial freedom. I would begin attracting great wealth. It would not be difficult. It would not require hard work. In fact, I still have a board that I broke with my hand (think karate chop) in an exercise at one of those wealth wee

Submitted by: Kathy FLORIDA I am a small business owner. 2020 was a really rough year. Thankfully, learning more about the law of attraction and manifesting have helped me to stay grounded, even when I felt the most desperate.   I am a small business owner whose business, even in good years, was up and down. In 2020 I learned what it is like to have all your bank accounts in the negative with bank fees piling on, and to only have 25 cents in cash. I had a few days without eating, and I learned how much gas I needed to have in my car before the empty light comes on.   Through all of these experiences, I kept thinking that there must be something that I am supposed to be learning from this. It seemed that no matter what I did to try to bring in money, I just could not catch up. I asked God over and over to please help me. Something kept pulling me to reread The Power. I had bought it years ago and used it back then successfully, but it had just sat on my bookshelf eve