1. Understand your upper-limit problem.
Have you secretly felt that you don’t deserve to be rich and happy? That’s your upper-limit problem. The first step in fixing this is to ask why you feel that way. I thought I didn’t deserve to be rich and happy, because I was too young. I shouldn’t be so successful because I would outshine my sister and make her look or feel bad.
2. Be grateful for your money.
Oprah Winfrey says,Be thankful for what you have -- you’ll end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don’t have, you will never, ever have enough.”
Instead of worrying about the future, focus on the wealth you have now. Say, “I enjoy the money I have,” or, “I have enough money to do everything I want to do.”
3. Find your genius.
Successful entrepreneurs understand their strengths. To find your genius, ask yourself these four questions:
- What do I love to do most?
- What activities seem fun to me?
- What activity makes me feel the most satisfied?
- What’s my unique gift?
My genius is inspiring excellence. That’s why I interview successful entrepreneurs, and bring out the best in them. That’s why I write inspiring blog posts to bring out the best in you. What’s your genius?
4. Use your ultimate success mantra.
It can be challenging to let go of negative thoughts. Personal growth expert Gay Hendricks recommended the ultimate success mantra, “I expand in abundance, success and love every day, as I inspire those around me to do the same.
5. Focus on the zone of genius.
As entrepreneurs, what we say “no” to is more important than what we say “yes” to. If the request doesn’t serve your genius, say no.
Most people think they are too busy to do what they love. The truth is, you are the master of your time. Spend at least one hour every day on your strengths. Brainstorm business ideas. Talk to your customers. Create business systems.
source: entrepreneur.com
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