Irish Millionaire Indicators - Do You Have Them, Are They Turned On?
In my capacity as an Event Promoter, I have associated with a large number of extremely wealthy and successful people, and although I've read pretty much every wealth and success book on the market, no one has yet conveyed just how basic the process of becoming wealthy for life really is.
To a man (woman) the principles that I have noted are the same!
Its not what you believe, its not what you want, its not the things that you say to yourself, its what you do. In a word, its your BEHAVIOUR!
What will other people observing your behaviour say about you, "Well Gary, talks about becoming wealthy and successful, but he never gets up out of bed before 11 o' clock."
Or, if you desire to be a top athlete - "Steven has bought every exercise and fitness magazine in the shop, but he loves "the chipper."
Or more ideally, "no matter how much "stuff" is going on, the guy is able to focus on what he wants, and works on getting it."
When we shine the brutal torch of common sense on our actions its only too obvious what the outcome is going to be.
Consider this - you're driving your car and you come to T junction. Its 8.45 in the morning, and you're trying to make your way into heavy traffic to your left. There are two things that you could do.
One, you could sit back with your foot on the brake and hope that someone will guess that you want to move into the flow of traffic today, and decide that you're their good deed for the day, and let you in. Is this likely to happen quickly or ever? Is your life like this?
Or, alternatively you can turn on your indicator to show everyone where you're going, seek to make eye contact with someone who may be able to let you in, and continue to edge forward until someone does in fact "choose" (because its obvious that you know what you want) to do the right thing and let you in.
Contrary to what many believe, people want to and enjoy helping each other, this applies to making money, getting the job or succeeding in whatever undertaking it is that you choose. However, they are much more likely to give you a worthwhile break or opportunity when you demonstrate that you know what you want and are determined to get it.
And just how do you demonstrate this?
By your behaviour of course, if you think about it, its the only way that people can really come to a conclusion about you, what you want or what it is that you're about.
Some of the obvious behaviours that we have noted in people that are successful include
- the ability to make a decision and follow it through until they get their result,
- the ability to keep moving forward (no matter how slowly) in the face of strong opposition,
- the capacity to overcome obstacles - under, over around or through, and
- the desire to constantly learn more about their world, and the new or existing methods that they can utilise to more successfully adapt to what is unquestionably a fastly changing world.
A recurring word in this article has been the word "obvious."
To a man (woman) the principles that I have noted are the same!
Its not what you believe, its not what you want, its not the things that you say to yourself, its what you do. In a word, its your BEHAVIOUR!
What will other people observing your behaviour say about you, "Well Gary, talks about becoming wealthy and successful, but he never gets up out of bed before 11 o' clock."
Or, if you desire to be a top athlete - "Steven has bought every exercise and fitness magazine in the shop, but he loves "the chipper."
Or more ideally, "no matter how much "stuff" is going on, the guy is able to focus on what he wants, and works on getting it."
When we shine the brutal torch of common sense on our actions its only too obvious what the outcome is going to be.
Consider this - you're driving your car and you come to T junction. Its 8.45 in the morning, and you're trying to make your way into heavy traffic to your left. There are two things that you could do.
One, you could sit back with your foot on the brake and hope that someone will guess that you want to move into the flow of traffic today, and decide that you're their good deed for the day, and let you in. Is this likely to happen quickly or ever? Is your life like this?
Or, alternatively you can turn on your indicator to show everyone where you're going, seek to make eye contact with someone who may be able to let you in, and continue to edge forward until someone does in fact "choose" (because its obvious that you know what you want) to do the right thing and let you in.
Contrary to what many believe, people want to and enjoy helping each other, this applies to making money, getting the job or succeeding in whatever undertaking it is that you choose. However, they are much more likely to give you a worthwhile break or opportunity when you demonstrate that you know what you want and are determined to get it.
And just how do you demonstrate this?
By your behaviour of course, if you think about it, its the only way that people can really come to a conclusion about you, what you want or what it is that you're about.
Some of the obvious behaviours that we have noted in people that are successful include
- the ability to make a decision and follow it through until they get their result,
- the ability to keep moving forward (no matter how slowly) in the face of strong opposition,
- the capacity to overcome obstacles - under, over around or through, and
- the desire to constantly learn more about their world, and the new or existing methods that they can utilise to more successfully adapt to what is unquestionably a fastly changing world.
A recurring word in this article has been the word "obvious."
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