How To Install A No-Limit Mindset – Permanently

Mark — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 11:45:57 +0000

If you could do one thing to permanently instill the mindset of no-limit success into your life, what would it be?

I know what you’re going through. Plowing through all the negative thoughts and mental roadblocks can be tough.

There’s issues and developments that will always pop up…things that you weren’t expecting, things will try to drag you down and crush your dreams. Just when you think you’re really on your way life can throw a challenge at you.

And it’s how you deal with those challenges that makes all the difference.

The worst part is, most people who don’t have a similar success-oriented mindset just don’t understand. So when you have detailed questions or need direction, they either give you a unhelpful “philosophical” response or simply shrug their shoulders and walk away.

But I’ve got some brilliant news for you today…

There’s a group of personal development experts who DO understand. They’ve been there, done that, and bought the t-shirt!

In fact, there’s 54 of them. All right here, and all waiting to answer your questions.

The League of Extraordinary Minds

Inside the League of Extraordinary Minds, you’ll have the opportunity to “virtually consult” with 54 of the world’s foremost business, marketing, and personal development authorities…

During these intense, ultra-focused panel sessions, these experts will address the biggest problems you’re facing in your quest for success and hand you the breakthrough solutions you’ve been searching for.

The line up is incredible: Tony Robbins, Jay Conrad Levinson, Stephen Covey, Michael Gerber, Brian Tracy, Robert Cialdini and a host of others will be on hand to lend their assistance and guide you towards the winning mindset and lifestyle of your dreams.

And best of all it’s FREE.

Yes, for 6 whole weeks, you can be a part of these game-changing panel sessions. And it won’t cost you a single penny.

Somehow, Jay Abraham and Rich Schefren (two marketing and business-building geniuses in their own right) called in some favors and got all this massive firepower to waive their typical $250,000 a day consulting fees.

So I can’t stress enough how amazing this opportunity is. You can get the wisdom and expertise you need directly from the same brilliant minds who have helped to shape the success of billion dollar companies like Microsoft, Google, Coca Cola, Proctor and Gamble, and many many others.

I can’t think of a better or easier way to transform your mind–and your life.

We spend our lives learning – so when the opportunity comes along to learn from the very best I really think it’s worth taking.

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Who Chose Your Lifestyle?

Mark — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 13:02:35 +0000

Let me phrase that slightly differently – “did you create your lifestyle or did it develop the way it is because of someone else’s wishes?”

I was reading a post written by Sasha Xarrian from Outrageous Mastery (she’s been a real positive influence for me) in which she poses the following question:

Are you living your life because that is what you want or because someone else wanted it for you?

I talked about this at a top level in my Mummy State post a few weeks ago. Sasha’s question, however, made me think a little deeper.

Is this about personal development – choosing what you want for yourself – or does it go much, much deeper into our childhood?

Thinking back to my childhood and my early years at work I know that I was living my life according to someone else’s rules. I was doing what was expected of me rather than what I wanted. I wasn’t happy as a result!

People pay lip service to this, with comments like “do what you want – as long as you are happy”. But, as soon as you tell them what you are thinking of doing the objections and negatives start:

“There’s no money in that”
“That’s a dead end job”
“You won’t enjoy that”
“You have to think about the future”

Because we have little experience when just leaving school we tend to fall in line with the wishes of “society” and those we know best. Not, necessarily because we trust what they are saying but because we don’t know any different nor do we know for sure what we really want. At least most of us don’t.

Those people offering the advice aren’t trying to talk us out of what we want to do because of malice. No, unfortunately, they don’t know any better – they are just copying the example of those who went before. However, the question is “did / are they living the lifestyle they really wanted or are they themselves living according to someone else’s rules?”

It’s nobody’s fault – we just see life from our own perspectives which are ingrained through teachers and parents and our own experiences. So how are we to know any better?

The answer is to be free thinking. To challenge everything we know and work out for ourselves whether there is any basis to what we are told and the information / advice we are given. Or you could choose to live your life based on old wife’s tales and outdated strategies.

We live in an age when doing what we want has never been easier.

Most of us has access to credit – so money to start a business is not normally an issue

Technology and transport means we can work from where we want.

We are no longer tied to working where the “boss” set up the factory.

Yet, many of us still live by outdated values based around the way life used to be.

It’s time to take a real close look at our belief systems and make the changes we need to life the lifestyle we truly want and not the lifestyle created for us by someone else.

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I was doing my daily Stumble and came across a great post at Today Is That Day where Aaron Potts talks about successful people and the way they do things differently. He contends the really successful ignore the rules. Although I don’t totally agree with that, without doubt to be outrageously successful you have to believe differently from the norm. Great post you should read.

Coincidentally, I just looked at today’s Mind Food quote and it is spot on with this theme:-