Desire is simply not hope or dream. When we desire, we want to be strong and clear. This burning desire has helped the following people achieve their dreams.
Henry Ford successfully built a car - a means of transport without horses; Thomas Edison successfully fabricated the electric bulb; the Wright brothers built the machine that could fly, Mme.Schumann - Heink became famous opera singer despite the very unfavorable start; Edwin C. Barnes - a very ordinary man who eventually became the partner of inventor Thomas Edison ...
They and other great successes are ready to bet on their burning desire. Edwin C. Barnes has bet his future and does everything to be accepted by Thomas Edison as a partner.
In order to become rich, we first need a strong desire for riches, and take the following steps to make that desire come true:
Step 1: Determine the amount of money we want. Note that the amount must be determined correctly to make sense.
Step 2: Determine exactly what we have to "sacrifice": time, effort, other investments ... to get the money.
Step 3: Set a specific time to reach that amount.
Step 4: Make a concrete plan for the implementation, and start working immediately, without hesitation for any reason.
Step 5: Write a brief statement describing the 4 steps.
Step 6: Read this statement loudly before going to bed and just after waking up. When you read, imagine, feel and believe that we own that money.
"If we do not own this amount by imagination, then this money is hardly in our bank account."
Belief is a state of consciousness, formed by affirming thoughts repeated in the subconscious through the principle of automatic prompting - also called self-suggestion.
Although difficult to build, trust is essential to success.
Faith transforms the vibrations of thought into spiritual power, and helps us to exploit the infinite wisdom inherent in each person. Belief is the effective antidote to a failed drug.
Confidence building tips:
Confidence in the ability to conquer goals, persevere and take action to succeed
Recognize that thoughts will affect the action, and therefore every day will focus 30 minutes on thinking about the person we want to be.
Use 10 minutes daily to build confidence.
Write clearly the purpose in our life.
Commitment will do justice and justice, do nothing to counter the legitimate interests of people around. Charles M. Schwab's imagination and conviction are key to the success of America's leading wealthy steel company.
Self-suggestion speaks of self-reliance and self-stimulation through the five senses. Our subconscious is like a fertile garden. If we are distracted, uncontrolled, bad seeds - negative thoughts, failures will grow up. If we know how to control and use it properly, then the self-suggestion will sow the seeds of good - positive thoughts.
The goal of self-suggestion is to build the subconscious for success. The sixth step of thirst requires us to read a statement of ourselves twice daily. In doing so, we associate hunger with the subconscious and build trust.
But if we read our personal pronouncements without any emotion attached, then it will not work because our subconscious mind only accepts the emotional thoughts we believe in. Therefore, our thoughts, words used in the suggestion must have feelings and beliefs that can influence, affect the subconscious.
We need to be highly focused on doing the suggestion ourselves. When re-reading the individual's desire statement, we need to focus on thinking and imagining exactly the amount of money we want to own.
A way to perform self-suggestion effectively: Alone in a quiet place, such as in bed at night, close your eyes and loudly repeat the statement about the amount of money we crave. Imagine that we own and use that money. Paste that statement where we can see and read it in the morning and evening until we memorize it.
General knowledge and what is taught officially does not help us get rich. The rich are the ones who know how to organize, use their knowledge to develop realistic action plans, and aim for clear goals.
Henry Ford is a person who does not have much general knowledge, but does not mean he is as ignorant as a Chicago paper that has defamed him. At the court hearing the newspaper, he did not answer detailed questions about the general knowledge provided by the newspaper. He said he did not need to answer himself, who worked for him - good at general knowledge - could answer these questions. He won the trial. He proved that a person's knowledge is not measured by what they know but by the ability to find answers.
In order to be able to make a wish for money, we need specialized knowledge of the services, goods, or occupations we target to achieve wealth.
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