Wealth Files Pdf

[Elwanda Menhennett]

Attheir heart, these files collectively implore individuals to transcend the limiting beliefs that might be inherent in their upbringing, environment, or personal experiences, and to embrace a more expansive, proactive, and empowered stance toward wealth creation and financial well-being.

Eker challenges the passive belief systems like "life happens to me" and replaces them with more assertive mantras like "I create my life," urging individuals to be the authors of their own destinies.

While the practical strategies he delves into, such as focusing on net worth, managing money well, or seeking continuous learning, are seen as invaluable tools in the financial toolkit, it's the broader mindset shifts that capture the public's imagination.

Similarly, the act of valuing oneself, thinking in terms of abundance ('both'), and facing fears head-on are perceived as universally applicable life lessons that extend beyond just the realm of finance.

While many appreciate Eker's proactive approach to wealth and success, critics often point out that not all of Eker's principles may be applicable or attainable for everyone, given the socio-economic disparities and systemic barriers present in society.

While not without its critiques, the collective message of these files underscores the profound interconnectedness of personal beliefs, actions, and financial outcomes in the quest for success and abundance.

In his book "Secrets of the Millionaire Mind," T. Harv Eker presents a compelling exploration of how rich people's thinking and actions differ markedly from those of poor and middle-class individuals.

The lessons are manifold: from taking charge of one's financial destiny and continuously learning, to the significance of associating with positive influencers and thinking beyond immediate obstacles.

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Principles of wealth creation that are simple enough to interpret, understand and apply in the real world for real results, that help reprogram the subconscious mind to think in supportive terms and eliminate limitations.

After two decades of hard lessons, Eker embarked on a quest to unearth the relationships high net worth individuals have with their resources and after applying what he had learned about the mindset, mentality and habits that result in wealth, he helped may people help themselves to become millionaires, which resulted in a healthy net worth of his own as well.

The difference between the rich and the poor is the way they think and believe. Based on the book Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T Harv Eker, there are 17 wealth files which differentiate the rich and the poor.

This is a sequel to my previous post about Psychology of Money which you can read here. I'd like to talk about the THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MONEY as most people do not have any idea that there is one. I have not been informed myself even if I graduated BS Psychology back in College, until I have read many motivational and financial literacy books.

It is also hitting two birds in one stone, when I'm trying to post a content that is something I'm of interest. Blogging about financial literacy makes me re-learned what I have read some few years or months back. I read somewhere that one should be able to read a book at least 10 times to be able to retain the information.

The Wealth Files, is one of the chapters in the book of T.Harv Eker , the author of the Best Selling Book Secrets of the Millionaire Mind . In this chapter, he enumerated the Seventeen ways Rich People Think and Act Differently from Poor and Middle Class People. But for the purpose of this blog, I would like to limit it to one wealth files a day or every other day. One wealth file is enough to blog and enough for anyone to ponder on.

If you want to create wealth, it is imperative that you believe that you are at the steering wheel of your life, especially your financial life. If you don't believe this, then you must inherently believe that you have little or no control over your life, and therefore you have little or no control over your financial success. That is not the rich attitude.

Many people put their faith in game of chances like the lottery, usually the poor people. They believe that winning the lottery is the only way to become rich and successful in life. Rich people sometimes play these games but they do not rely on these things to make them successful in life. One has to have faith in himself that he carries the torch to victory. We are the ones who creates our mediocrity, and the one creating the struggle around money and success, consciously and unconsciously.

Many people tend to have a Victim Mentality, they blame a lot of factors for their misfortunes. They often feel "Poor Me" about themselves, so by law of Attraction they are getting what they wanted. There is always a Blame game.many people blame the government, the school, the church, their families, their upbringing, their culture, their friends but themselves. When asked "Why do you think you are poor?" most likely answer is "because my family is poor". Given this logic, we have seen a lot of poorest of the poor men and women who climbed their way to the top. One of the best example here in the Philippines is the "Mall Magnate", Henry Sy. He came from China, where his family is also living poor life there. From a simple boy selling anything on the streets of Quiapo, Manila, he has built one of the biggest mall in Asia and the World.

Another Victim mentality is "justifying". If they are not blaming, they are jutifying. How do they justify their situation? By saying that" Money is not important". I love what T. harv Eker said, most people who justify their situation by saying this are broke. He said " Would you have a motorcycle if it wasn't important to you?" Of course, not! "Would you have a pet parrot if it's not important to you?" Of course not! In the same way, if you think money is not important, you wouldn't have any.

The Third and Last Victim Mentality is Complaining. In the Universal Law of Attraction, "like attracts like", so if you are complaining about something in your life, you are likely to attract what you often think.

One of the challenges he pose in the book is for the next seven days, we have to challenge ourselves to not complain at all. Not just out loud, but in our heads as well. But it needs to be done for full seven days, because in the first few days, we might still have some "residual crap", coming from before.

So, do you think you are ready for this challenge? I'm bracing myself now. I know it's gonna be hard but I think it's worth the try. Well, if we finished it for seven days we have unlocked a gem- that is the starting point in controlling our mind.

Our generation's education was made to believe that we need to study and work for huge companies. We were made to believe that failures are something to be ashamed of well in fact, most mistakes are just setbacks for a greater comeback. We really need to change the way we think and I hope the generation to come will not make the mistakes we did. Thank you so much @curiousskeptic

Very true @brayias, it goes back to us not wanting to accept our own failures that we tend to blame every misfortune to others. And our success are mostly the only credits we are willing to accept. Thank you so much for your insights @brayias

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