Write down your goals

One of the first things I learned at Tony Robbin's Wealth Mastery was to write down my goals.  Goals that are written down are much more likely to come true.  This was not a new idea to me.  I have heard this same thing in just about every seminar I have attended.  But have I actually gone home and done it?  Of course not.  Generally speaking, I come home from a seminar pumped up and then proceed to do things the same old way.  I was stuck in the knowing what to do instead of doing what I know.  It sounds similar, but knowing isn't enough.  You have to do.  Action is key.  

Here are some of my one year goals:

Pay down my debt by half

$20,000 in savings

$5,000 to charity

Increase my earnings by 50%

Attend Oneness Blessing in Fiji

What are your goals?  Have you written them down?  How do you know what to strive for if you do not define them?

Your Mindset

Did you know that 80% of wealth is determined by your psychology? 80%! So what is your psychology? It is your mindset. Listen to your inner voice when the topic of money comes up. Do you hear something like "money is hard to make" or do you hear "money is easy to make". How you perceive money is how money will be for you. The good news is you can change this. There are many techniques available to change your money blueprint. At the Tony Robbins seminars they walk you through some of them. But you don't have to just go to him. If you want to read a excellent book get Secrets of a Millionaire Mind by T Harv Eker. He has exercises in the book that will really show you what you subconsciously think of money. You might just surprise yourself, I sure did. Changing your mindset is the first step to financial freedom! And it needs to be constantly monitored.