Changing Beliefs to Make Money

Isn't it great when something goes wrong in your business or at work, and it's as if God Himself was watching you, knowing that you're in need of something? He placed a coworker near you - perfect. Someone to blame.

You feel great. Problem identified - it's not you - perfect.
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WAKE UP. The problem IS you. When you own the business, when you're the manager - YOU are the one. Now if you'll get over the "I want to feel badly for myself" bit - then you can skip straight to the solution.

That's also YOU.You are living your beliefs.

Part of Leadership means you take responsibility for everything that affects you. So if for some reason sales are down, no one will hire you, or customers just aren't getting what you're offering - it's time to turn inwards.

Fact:

Each and every day incompetent people are promoted, lazy people win money, and people with inferior skills sell their product, while earning millions.

Why does this happen? What's the factor? Luck or Belief? If you think Luck exists, then you need to go back to my first post and start reading from the beginning. See you in a few months.

The difference is BELIEF. It's easy to see how your belief is doing for you. Just take a look at your life, because you are living your beliefs. Every detail is determined by your belief system. So don't pick up the newspaper or turn on the 5 O'clock news, listen to the state of the economy and go: "AHA! I knew it wasn't me!" It's a good thing that it's you because when you're in control, YOU say what goes. You make the decisions.

“A belief is just a thought that you keep thinking.”

-Abraham

To change a belief you just need to consistently change your thoughts. How often are you muttering complaints about sales or your business or your coworkers or your boss? Nix all that. Sounds easy, but just try it and you'll see that you've worked yourself into a little groove in your mental dialogue.

It's easier to complain about those things than it is to think well of them. That groove is why things are as they are. Get yourself out of the groove by making small changes each day. Get a notebook, head a page with the subject you want improvement on and fill it with positive things about that subject. Catch yourself during the day complaining about the very thing you're trying to change - say something else. Talk yourself into feeling better about it before you do anything else.

Try it for 30 days, then come back here and report.