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- Herausgeber: WS
- Kategorie: Fachliteratur
- Serie: Investing Essentials - From Stock Market Basics to Real Estate and Passive Income
- Sprache: Englisch
Learn How to Combine the Transformative Power of Thinking Like a Millionaire and Setting up Multiple Low-Risk Passive Income Streams
If you’re tired of having to live every day barely scraping by, keep reading.
It’s time to achieve unprecedented financial freedom and build lasting success with this 2-in-1 guide that will show you how!
Within these pages, you'll embark on a life-changing exploration of two pivotal areas: developing the mindset of the wealthy and harnessing the power of passive income streams. This dynamic combination provides you with the successful roadmap to unlock your true wealth potential and create a financially free life.
Key highlights include:
- Harnessing Millionaire Mindset: Uncover the secrets of successful entrepreneurs, investors, and visionaries, and learn how to apply their strategies to your own life to achieve extraordinary financial results.
- Mastering Passive Income: Explore a range of avenues for generating passive income, including online businesses, entrepreneurship, real estate, stock market investing, dividends, and more. Create multiple streams of passive income that generate wealth with zero effort.
- Cultivating Financial Discipline: Build disciplined spending habits, eliminate debt, and create a solid foundation for sustainable financial freedom.
- Visualization and the Law of Attraction: Discover the universal principles that govern the law of attraction and learn how to use affirmations, gratitude, and positive energy to manifest wealth effortlessly.
- Building Lasting Success: Uncover the habits and routines of highly successful individuals and learn how to leverage your strengths, overcome setbacks, and cultivate resilience on your path to financial prosperity.
This isn’t just a book — it's a blueprint to transform your life for the better.
By integrating the millionaire mindset and passive income strategies, you'll gain the tools, insights, and guidance needed to unlock the door to unlimited possibilities.
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Millionaire Mindset & Passive Income
Build Wealth, Attract Prosperity, and Achieve Financial Freedom with Online Business, Entrepreneurship, Real Estate, Stock Market Investing, Dividends, and More.
Millionaire Mindset
Passive Income
Samuel Feron
Copyright © 2023 by Samuel Feron
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This book is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to persons, living or dead, or places, events, or locations is purely coincidental.
Millionaire Mindset
Discover the Secrets and Habits of the Wealthy with Proven Techniques to Achieve Financial Freedom, Build Lasting Success, Manifest Money, and Attract Prosperity
Samuel Feron
Contents
Introduction
If you pay attention to social media or follow influencers, you've probably heard someone mention the millionaire mindset. It's ingrained in the hustler culture. So, what exactly does it imply when someone mentions having a millionaire mindset or that you need one? Does everyone learn it on their own?
It's not about earning a million dollars that defines a millionaire mindset. It's not about your bank account, real estate, financial security, or living in a penthouse in New York.
According to individuals who swear by it, having a millionaire mindset entails concentrating on changing your life, beginning with your perspective, and achieving the goals you've always wanted to realize. It's also not a simple task. Every day, you must promote intentional behaviors and ways of thinking.
The idea is that millionaires reside in an environment of abundance that enables them to experience more achievement and self-confidence. You must first act as though you have already accomplished your goals to succeed. Your success then fuels additional success.
The most crucial financial planning advice I can give to recent graduates making their first forays into adulthood is to have a millionaire mindset. This does not imply that achieving extreme wealth should be your life's ambition. However, adopting a millionaire mindset will help you create a strong financial foundation that will enable you to achieve your goals in life and become one of the millionaires.
Let me explain what a "millionaire" is: according to original research, a millionaire has a net worth of one million dollars. That sum would result in an annual income of about $30,000. That is in no way wealthy enough to lead a luxury lifestyle in the modern world, according to the results of the global wealth study.
You most likely know a few millionaires. They live with the millionaire mindset; thus, it stands to reason that you don't view them as wealthy people. So, how can you develop a millionaire mindset? By taking the easy steps outlined in this book.
The Power Of A Millionaire Mindset
Have you ever wondered why some people seem to be getting richer every day while others are caught in a never-ending fight to make even a steady living, much less aim for the millions? Is it due to the difference in their commitment, knowledge, aptitudes, timeliness, work habits, contacts, karma, or their choice of jobs, organizations, or bets?
It is "none of the above!"
You can learn everything there is to know about marketing, negotiating, cashing in on sales, understanding exchange rates, selling information, selling real estate, selling agricultural products, and a wide range of other enterprises that trade value for money. However, suppose your financial strategy isn't set up for high levels of success. In that case, you won't ever have a lot of money, let alone become wealthy enough to be a millionaire, manifest wealth, or live a life of abundance.
You should change your cash plan if your finances are not going as smoothly as you would want.
Understanding The Wealthy Mindset
The rich differ from the poor or even the middle class in various ways. I don't mean famous people who are extremely wealthy like Oprah Winfrey, Beyoncé, or Peyton Manning when I talk about the wealthy. I'm talking about the simple multi-millionaire, a position that anyone with an income comparable to a physician may eventually attain with a respectable amount of effort, discipline, and preparation.
Perhaps the most important difference between a doctor who will become wealthy versus one who will remain in poverty is the mindset. Simply put, the wealthy and those destined to become wealthy have six different ways of thinking from the bulk of their contemporaries.
1. The Wealthy Consider The Future
More than anything else, people who are poor and will remain poor don't consider what their lives will be like in 20 or even 5 years. Worse yet, they're worrying about their lunch or Friday night plans.
Rich people typically plan and begin contemplating their retirement when they are in their 20s and obtain their first paycheck. The wealthy are preparing their estates to determine how many generations they can make their fortune survive when the middle class starts thinking about retirement, usually in their mid-50s.
Middle-Class Mike buys a new car on credit when he needs to replace one because he didn't anticipate doing so. Rich Willy uses cash he has been saving for years to buy the car.
Poor Peter considers the payment and how it relates to his income when determining if he can buy something. or He thinks, “How can I reduce my payment?” Rich Rick asks himself, "What is the cheapest way I can get this thing?” If it must be purchased with credit, Rich Rick and Wealthy Willy work out ways to pay as little interest as possible or, at the very least, compare the interest rate to their anticipated investment returns.
2. The Wealthy Prioritize Happiness And Quality While Making Purchases
A wealthy person prioritizes quality over money when making a purchase. They have discovered that quality items are often less expensive in the long run because they will last longer owing to their higher craftsmanship, so it is not simply "If you have to ask, you can't afford it." More importantly, they have already decided how much money they should spend to make them happy.
They save enough for and buy a nice car after deciding that a nice car will make them happier than a new boat, a trip, or retiring earlier. They enjoy every step of the process, including saving money and anticipating the purchase, making the purchase, and using the item without worrying about making more payments. Wealthy doctors do spend, but they do so deliberately.
3. Ownership Mentality Is A Trait Of The Wealthy
On the whole, rich people prefer to be owners over employees. An employee's income is always limited to her wage, whereas the earning potential of a business owner is limitless. A business owner will never pay a worker more than she can make. If she did, there wouldn't be any money to be made.
Owners of a business benefit when it performs extremely well. Owners suffer when it performs poorly. However, the employees also suffer since they will be fired. There is only a downside and no upside.
Similarly, the wealthy want investments where they act as owners. This includes investing in their own companies and those of others, whether privately held or publicly traded (on the stock market). They also make real estate investments to gain from appreciation and rent collection (and growth). Instead of speculating, they invest and retain their money for years instead of days.
If they invest, people with low incomes invest in bank accounts, CDs, and other comparable securities.
4. The Wealthy Prioritize Helping Others
A successful business owner is nearly always more concerned with her customers than her revenue. She is aware that if she adds worth to others, eventually, the money will take care of itself.
Additionally, the marginal utility of increased revenue for the owner decreases noticeably at a given degree of success. If she keeps working, it will be because she enjoys doing good deeds and creating worthwhile things. It isn't about getting paid every other Friday, and focusing on the needs of others leads to greater success.
5. The Rich Put Themselves In A Risk-Taking Position
While it is true that the wealthy are often much more willing to take major risks in their jobs and with their investments than those in the poor or middle class, they are also professionals at positioning themselves in such a way that they can afford to take that risk.
They avoid consumer debt such as credit card and auto loan debt. They reduced their student debt and paid it off more quickly than their contemporaries. They can continuously have money available for new investments since they live on a little portion of their income. Through strategic expenditure and debt reduction, they reduce their fixed ongoing expenses. They retain enough money in secure assets to start a business, care for a family emergency, or lose their work without dipping into their retirement funds or long-term investments.
Additionally, they know their value in the industry and are working to advance their knowledge and abilities so that their clients and employers will value them more each year. Success begets confidence, which in turn breeds even more confidence. In many ways, people who are meant to be successful can bring themselves to prosperity via the power of concentration.
6. The Rich Receive Financial Education
The wealthy acquire a command of financial and investment language. It doesn't follow that the wealthy don't consult with financial, accounting, or legal professionals. They know that if you can't even communicate in their language, having a meaningful dialogue with a financial professional is impossible. To the wealthy, concepts like inflation, depreciation, deductions, Roth IRAs, long-term capital gains, and others are everyday words. Still, to the majority of Americans, they could just as easily be Chinese words. The wealthy teach their children this language, giving them a competitive edge in school and their careers.
Everyone has the opportunity to acquire these habits and skills, which is a fantastic thing. While there is a lot of wealth inequality in our culture, and there are outside influences, you have complete control over a portion of your financial success. By adopting a millionaire mindset, you can attain your financial goals.
How Your Mindset Shapes Your Financial Future
Your mindset—rather than your income level, financial plan, or investing strategy—is the most crucial element of your financial life. No amount of planning or action can change your current financial condition if you don't have the appropriate mindset.
A terrible financial life can result from having a negative outlook on money, money management, and financial planning. Though having a more upbeat outlook makes you more likely to take the required steps to make your goals a reality, it doesn't necessarily indicate that wonderful things will happen overnight.
What are you prepared to give up now to achieve your future goals? Are you prepared to give up your time with friends on the weekends to work a second job to pay off debt and start saving money for the future? If it puts you in a better financial position for the future, are you willing to trade in your present vehicle for a cheaper one? Positivity in your financial outlook encourages effective conduct and a healthy relationship with money.
Achieving a sound financial outlook is similar to going to the gym. How many people make resolutions to lose weight or improve each January? How often do they fail to improve? Are you also guilty of this? Imagine the country's gyms opening up once more. People will flock to their neighborhood gyms to revert to who they were before the quarantine, much like the White Walkers flocked to Winterfell. A few weeks into their mission, they'll abruptly vanish from the gyms, exactly like the White Walkers and the entire plot of Game of Thrones' eighth season.
Why do so many individuals set goals but never accomplish them? The simple answer is their mindset. When setting goals, most people tend to be too general, significantly reducing their chance of achievement. Goals that lack clarity and can't be measured or tracked include wanting to look beautiful in a bathing suit, reduce weight, get out of debt, or have more money. As a result, the likelihood that such goals will be achieved is minimal.
How do you know what to do to lose weight if you tell yourself you want to lose weight but don't specify how many pounds you want to shed or even know your current weight? As an alternative, resolve to lose a certain amount of weight, such as 10 pounds in 10 weeks. Because you have a clear objective, you can track your progress and adjust as required to stay on course, greatly increasing your chances of success.
The same is true of your financial situation. How will you ever attain your goals if you don't sit down and make plans for each one, such as retiring comfortably or paying off debt? If getting out of debt is your objective, you should calculate how much debt you now have, how much of your monthly income goes toward paying it off, and how much additional income you would need to generate to pay off your debt in the preferred time frame. Determine your retirement date, select how much income you'd like to have in retirement, and then calculate how much money you'll need to invest to provide a realistic retirement income if you want a pleasant retirement. I compare economics and fitness because these are two areas of life where cheating is not an option.
Being truthful with yourself is crucial to having a sound financial outlook. We're all emotional, impulsive, and messy from time to time, so creating an excessively rigorous budget that won't allow for the occasional impulse will undermine your efforts to better your financial situation. Tight financial constraints can force you to stop adhering to your budget or give up totally, just like an extremely restrictive diet can result in stronger desires to deviate from the meal plan. Feeling starved might make you despise your efforts and behave irrationally. A critical component of having a positive financial outlook is being aware of your impulsive vices and developing a plan to control them healthily while rewarding yourself sometimes. There is nothing wrong with treating yourself while you continue focusing on your financial wellness.
While there are some things you can't control, such as when the market declines, you can control your outlook and the methods you rely on to decide what's best for your future. In the early stages of your financial journey, it's crucial to stay the course and keep your attention on the favorable results of your goals. Determine the steps to maintain your motivation for the ensuing one, five, ten, or even twenty years. Your target will always shift, but if you stay motivated and remember your ultimate goal, you can continue heading in the right direction. Some people create vision boards or goal charts to remind themselves of their goals, but you should do whatever motivates you the most naturally and successfully.
Remember that you can become financially free by changing your thinking and committing to being accountable for your goals and success. When you are clear on your financial objectives, you should think about finding a financial counselor to keep you inspired and informed. While we are occasionally self-motivated, most of us require some form of outside inspiration, especially when we are at our lowest. Even if nothing else, employing a financial counselor will help you stay committed to the spending and saving habits that will ensure your success over the long term.
The Secrets Of Wealthy Individuals
It's probably true that the wealthy seem to possess financial knowledge that the rest of us do not, despite appearances to the contrary. The Federal Reserve believes there must be a cause for the fact that the richest 1% of people today hold more than 30% of the world's wealth.
The secrets of wealth accumulation may be known only to the wealthy, but this does not obligate them to keep their knowledge hidden.
Everyone wants to be rich, but few people are aware of how to get it. Contrary to popular belief, you don't need a lot of money to start on the path to wealth, and many of the world's wealthiest individuals had really humble beginnings. So what is their trade secret?
It all relies on how you manage your finances. Business owners have a greater degree of control over their income than the majority of people. This shows that if you manage your money well, you can amass wealth. Making as much money as you can is vital, but so is understanding how to invest and save it wisely.
Strategies For Accumulating And Managing Wealth
Over time, minor purchases and financial choices could appear unimportant. The price difference between a medium and large coffee won't affect your retirement age.
