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Killing the Poverty Mindset – Epi-3393

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Today’s episode was inspired by Toolman Tim’s presentation at Self Reliance Festival. I realized it has been a long time since we talked about this. So tune in today and we will absolutely nuke the poverty mindset out of your life.

In our journey today, we’ll dissect the many layers that contribute to this limiting belief system. From societal pressures to personal experiences, the poverty mindset can be a silent saboteur in our lives. It’s not just about money; it’s about how we perceive value, worth, and potential in ourselves and in the world around us.

Furthermore, we’ll share actionable steps and insights to help you break free from these chains. It’s time to redefine success on your own terms, embrace abundance in all its forms, and pave the way for a future where you’re in control. Remember, it’s not just about changing your mindset, but also about empowering yourself to take charge of your destiny.

Join Me Today to Discuss…

  • Before you can even address poverty and wealth, how you define wealth must be determined
  • It’s all really based on how much time you spend in the learning and growth zones – link
  • How the growth and learning zones relate to the “5 stages of grief”
  • Why “you don’t know what it is like here” no longer is a valid objection, there is no here anymore
  • Just a few people who started with less than nothing and achieved amazing wealth
    • Howard Schultz – Former CEO of Starbucks – grew up in a poor housing complex in the Canarsie section of Brooklyn
    • Larry Ellison – Cofounder of Oracle – was raised in a modest two-bedroom apartment in Chicago’s South Shore. His adoptive father was a Russian immigrant
    • Jan Koum – Cofounder of WhatsApp – he and and his mother immigrated to the U.S. when he was 16, struggled immensely, relying on food stamps to get by
  • Why so many immigrants have such amazing success stories
  • Why you may need to become a “domestic immigrant” to escape the poverty mindset
    • What live in rural PA was like for me in the 1980s
    • What I found when I returned in the early 2000s
    • Why I think you could actually go to that place and still be better off in some scenarios
    • In short often it isn’t about where you go, it is only that you leave
  • The primary keys to success
    • Mindset and abandoning the negative – crabs in a box
    • Massive action and a burning desire
    • If you don’t know what you want to do, do what will make things “better” until you figure it out
    • Get in good physical health, you have no excuse
    • Do the things that move you in the right direction, seriously limit time wasting
    • Surround yourself with people who are on this journey too, at various levels
    • Don’t dream too small, dare to shoot for the stars, if you only get the moon it will be okay
    • Become a life long learner, crave and seek knowledge, but never let that replace action
    • Codify your personal moral code, be clear about it and never violate it
    • Preform mental resets at times, take vacations, staycations and even just a walk in the woods
  • The hard truth, you have no reasons for your lack of success only excuses & excuses are like assholes
    • Real mentors always say JFDI for a reason
    • No one can tell you exactly what you should do, because no one is you
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