Thursday, June 5, 2008

Never Complain...

Today, I read a blog posting by a friend about law of attraction. This mind me of T Harv Eker's golden rules for wealth and life is "never complain" in his book, Secret Of The Millionaire Mind. What we focus on always expands, therefore if we complain about problems, they will only grow. This is applicable to negativity especially when all the media like newspapers are full of negative news everyday for instances earthquake, accidents, robberies....etc.

Complaint is just like a giant "crap magnet". The more we complain, the more crap will be attracted to our life.

What has this got to do with wealth then?

Well, Poor and average people have a habit of blame, complaint and justification. For example, the Malaysian government just announced an increase of petrol price from RM1.92 to RM2.70 per litre effective today. I am sure this sudden increase of petrol price has added more burden to the poor and average and resulting a lot of complaints on the streets. The poor and average people's financial or life situation is always the fault of the economy, their upbringing, their parents, their spouse, their teachers, their bosses...etc.

Personally, instead of complaining about the overnight increase of petrol by 41%, I would rather gather and focus my energy on how to attract more money to counter the increase of oil price. Like attract like. The more we complain, the poorer we will be.

On the other hand, the rich always believe that their life is to be shaped according to their will. They never consider themselves victims (of course, this increase in price does not even bother or affect them). If something needs to change, they take it upon themselves to act.

We can keep a set of behaviours that keep us in mediocrity e.g. complain. However, just remember that "every time we blame, justify or complain, we are slitting our financial throat".

Adopt the rich way of experiencing the world, which is a joyful focus on opportunities and action...Not Complaints.

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Wednesday, June 4, 2008

The World Is Flat


"It Was Never Good To Be Mediocre
In Your Job,

But In A World Of Walls,

Mediocrity Could Still Earn You
A Decent Wage...

In A Flatter World Of Walls,

You Really Do Not Want To Be Mediocre,

Or Lack Any Passion For What You Do."

~ Thomas L. Friedman

Note: A Summary of The World Is Flat Is Available at http://www.inspiringjourneytofinancialfreedom.com/WorldIsFlat.html

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

The Starting Point Of All Achievement Is Desire

"The Starting Point Of All Achievement Is Desire.

Weak Desires Bring Weak Result,
Just As Small Amount Of Fire,
Make A Small Amount of Heat.

When Your Desires Are Strong Enough,
You Appear To Possess SuperHuman Powers To Achieve."

~ Napoleon Hill




Note: A free copy of Think And Grow Rich ebook is available here

Monday, June 2, 2008

Good Dreams...

"Good Thoughts Are No Better Than Good Dreams, Unless They Are Executed."

~ Ralph Waldo Emerson



Engage Your Heart And Your Mind

Great Sharing By Carly Fiorina, former CEO of Hewlett-Packard...

"At any one moment you often can't see where your path is heading to...

Logic and intellect alone won't lead you to make the right choices. In fact, they won't take you down the right path. You have to master not only the art of listening to your head but you must also master listening to your heart. You have all the tools you need up in your head and in your heart.

All you have to do is engage your heart and your mind in every decision you make - engage your whole self and the journey will reveal itself with the passage of time.

The lesson I learned early in life was to love what you do - or don't do it. Don't make a choice of any kind, whether in career or in life, just because it pleases others or because it ranks high on someone else's scale of achievement, or even because it seems that logical thing to do.

Make the choice to do something because it engages your heart and your mind - all of you.

Remember that the freedom to choose is yours. To make the most of that freedom, use your mind and your heart."




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