Best Millionaire motivation | Develop a Millionaire Mindset

Best Millionaire motivational speech | Develop a Millionaire Mindset

I actually became a millionaire quite suddenly, almost overnight as a result. I didn't have a lot of time to adjust to suddenly having much more money than I was used to. It happened very fast. After the success of the first Chicken Soup for the Soul book took off. That experience taught me three powerful lessons about money and about being a millionaire. The first lesson is money doesn't change you as much as you'd think. You've heard the saying money can't buy happiness while it's true. If you were happy before you have money, you're going to be happy when you have a lot of money. If you're unhappy before you have money, having money isn't going to make you feel any happier or any more fulfilled. Now we all know people who have very little money and are very happy. We all know people have a lot of money and are very unhappy. Money doesn't really have anything to do with it. At the same time, there are certain things that money definitely does help with money can help you handle unexpected expenses more easily, could help you give your kids a good education, will provide you and your loved ones with better health care. It alleviates certain hardships. And that's really a good thing about that. But even though money can change the world around you, it won't change you, who you are, how you see the world and how you interact with it. All that stays the same.

So if you're afraid of attracting money into your life because you're worried, it's gonna change you in some bad way. Don't be scared about it. Having money simply tends to amplify the person you already are. If you're a good person who wants to make a positive impact in the world, you can do a lot more good things. When you have money, you can fund a lot of great projects. Now, if you're a terrible person who only thinks about yourself, you'll be just as terrible a person with a lot of money. We've all met or read about those people. Now, the second lesson I learned is that having more money than other people can make you very uncomfortable. Two years after the first Chicken Soup for the Soul book came out, I made six million dollars in one year. And that was a major amount of money. And I have to say, may be very uncomfortable, actually felt some guilt around it. And I had to wrestle with my own sense of worthiness. I wasn't sure I deserve that kind of money when so many people, the world had nothing. Not only that, I noticed that even though I hadn't changed the way some people related to me did in the eyes of many, Jack Canfield, the millionaire, was a very different person than Jack Canfield, a relatively successful speaker and coach. And having people treat me differently. All of a sudden was a very uncomfortable experience.

I did eventually get used to it as it became more comfortable being a person with money. But it did take some time. Now, the final lesson I learned when I became a millionaire is this money forces you to look at what you truly value. As I became more comfortable with having money, I had to take responsibility for it and decide what to do with it. I had to figure out what was most important to me. What were my values and whether I really, truly care about. And what I discovered was that I felt a strong responsibility to use my money to do good in the world. But how that I want to give my money to a school like Harvard where I graduated from forgiver to support homeless kids living in Santa Barbara where I live. I ultimately decided to help build schools in Africa because my background and my values lie in education and support organizations dedicated to environmental sustainability to provide a future world where my grandchildren could survive. So that's how I chose to give back. And I also sat down with my family and together we decided what local charities we were going to donate money to. It was a great opportunity to educate my kids on good money habits and the responsibilities of having money. Now, of course, there's also the danger of buying too much stuff when you have money. People who suddenly have a lot of money may be tempted to make a lot of big purchases and surround themselves with way too much stuff they don't really need.

When I first became wealthy, I went through a phase that I call my nouveau restage in which I spent too much money on nice sweaters and clothing. And at one point we even had a personal chef cooking all our meals. But I ended up gaining too much weight from having a chef, and my wife became aware that she valued her privacy in the home more than the convenience of having someone else do all the cooking. So we decided to spend our money in ways that better served us and our community. So when it comes to spending your money in a way that truly makes you happy, you really need to examine yourself, your values and your priorities and decide what is truly right for you. Remember that it's okay for money to make you uncomfortable, but that's just because it's exposing you to new situations beyond your current comfort zone. It's not significantly going to change you in any way. But if you want to be smart with your money and use it to create a life you truly love. Put your money where your values are and use it to make a positive impact and create the kind of world you want to live in. That's how you create a deeper, true life purpose, deeper meaning and greater abundance.

Best Millionaire motivation | Develop a Millionaire Mindset
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