Most people want wealth. Almost nobody makes it a big enough MUST.
Endless Wish Lists
Listen to any conversation for long enough and you’ll hear it: the wish list.
“I wish I had more time.” “I wish I didn’t have to work these hours.” “I wish I had more spare cash.” “I wish I didn’t have to get up for work.” “I wish I could have a decent holiday.”
Most people have a long wish list. Hardly anyone stops to ask why their results are the way they are.
And by just wishing things were different, they never go looking for the causes.
Wealth Never Becomes A Must
Most people want wealth. But they never make it a big enough MUST.
Their behaviour ends up stuck in a tug of war between two things they want at the same time.
On the surface, life looks “normal”. Not that bad. Sure, they wish things were better — but it’s comfortable enough, so there’s not much drive to change anything.
The Struggle Underneath
But underneath that normal-looking life, there’s a much deeper fight going on: wishing for wealth on one side, and avoiding the actions that would create it on the other.
Because most people never settle that fight, doubt, fear, worry, cynicism and uncertainty become constant companions in a busy modern life.
And the system is happy with that. It’ll help you become a great consumer — someone who spends a lifetime using up their financial potential. But it quietly discourages you from going any further than that.
For The System To Survive As It Is, Most People Have To Stay Hypnotised. So Make Wealth A Must.
Your Move
Write out your wish list. Then, next to each item, write the one action you’ve been avoiding that would make it real. That second column is your to-do list.
Mitch LingardMoney Mentor at Black Belt Results. Former representative rugby league player, martial artist and dad — now putting other people in the room with black belts in wealth. Get In Touch or Book A Call.