SECRETS OF THE MILLIONAIRE MIND BY T. HARV EKER | ANIMATED BOOK SUMMARY

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Aside from the 17 Mindset Shifts, there's a few key golden takeaways I've compiled out of all my notes below.
- "What you focus on, expands!"
Basically the Law of Attraction, but without all the magical nonsense. It's really not that difficult to grasp that "what you think about you bring about." Nobody is suggesting this is the one & only thing successful people do. You won't just sit there, close your eyes & imagine millions of dollars on your desk, open your eyes again & voila! there it is... It's always backed by hard work. Luck favors the bold. You might be "fooled by randomness" as Nassim Nicholas Taleb suggests. Some people do win by just being lucky & we observe them thinking we can copy their success. That rarely works and you don't hope for luck, hope or miracles. When the time comes for your opportunity (one of many, there's not only one) the ones who are the most prepared have a significant advantage over the others. Be that person, if it doesn't happen for whatever reason, keep going until it does work out for you. It's not an if, but a when question (unless you're not correcting along the way or you quit for good). If something doesn't work, you reassess the situation. We all know the definition of insanity. It's doing the exact same thing over and over and over again expecting a different outcome.
This text passage above. Read it again. I'm serious. I just refuted (in as little words as possible) thousands of stupid comments you'll read on the internet, which come from unsuccessful people who can't grasp & thus don't see the bigger picture. It's easy to dismiss something by acting like the armchair Frank Underwood bad guy, but that's the internet for you. A lot of steam with nothing to back it up. The irony is frustrating. You'll read things like "These mindset shift books won't help you!" That is a poor person's mindset right there for fucks sake. It's so obvious it's staring him right in the face, but he can't see it. He focuses on it being difficult, instead of it being achievable.
Again, "What you focus on, expands!" I've not made it my job to persuade somebody like that. He'll believe whatever he wants to believe. Maybe one day he'll look back & realize his mistake, but some people are beyond saving. What they've been taught by society is just too strong. Realizing that you've been living a lie is a tough pill to swallow, so most never do. When you stumble upon truth, you can get angry & change or double down on denial like him. My self-imposed job is to be that voice I needed, but didn't have growing up. Someone who could've helped me make sense of this huge mess I found myself in. I do believe I'm right with every ounce of my body. I might be wrong, I don't think I am, but at the end of the day, what I believe is more likely to get me where I want to be, even if I were deluding myself, which I am not.
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[@catherinerivera6646]

Appreciate video content! Forgive me for the intrusion, I would love your opinion. Have you heard the talk about - Schallingora Brain Reconstruction Scheme (google it)? It is a good one off product for learning how to acquire the mind of a millionaire minus the normal expense. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my friend Sam got excellent success with it.

[@turcotochon7925]

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[@Illacertus]

Dear millionaire-minds, I've gotten another animator on board with this one, *Alex Sandalis* (on KZbin - goo.gl/Aq2QFZ). I want to be able to put out more content on a regular basis for you guys. I sure am sharing what I've learned & my drawings with Alexander, but a few tweaks aside it's his animation, his interpretation of my script & I have to say I like it. Regardless of what I think, your opinion matters to us, so please be so kind to share a quick feedback. Thank you! Aside from the *17 Mindset Shifts*, there's a few key golden takeaways I've compiled out of all my notes below. - *"What you focus on, expands!"* Basically the Law of Attraction, but without all the magical nonsense. It's really not that difficult to grasp that "what you think about you bring about." Nobody is suggesting this is the one & only thing successful people do. You won't just sit there, close your eyes & imagine millions of dollars on your desk, open your eyes again & voila! there it is... It's always backed by hard work. Luck favors the bold. You might be "fooled by randomness" as Nassim Nicholas Taleb suggests. Some people do win by just being lucky & we observe them thinking we can copy their success. That rarely works and you don't hope for luck, hope or miracles. When the time comes for your opportunity (one of many, there's not only one) the ones who are the most prepared have a significant advantage over the others. Be that person, if it doesn't happen for whatever reason, keep going until it does work out for you. It's not an if, but a when question (unless you're not correcting along the way or you quit for good). If something doesn't work, you reassess the situation. We all know the definition of insanity. It's doing the exact same thing over and over and over again expecting a different outcome. This text passage above. Read it again. I'm serious. I just refuted (in as little words as possible) thousands of stupid comments you'll read on the internet, which come from unsuccessful people who can't grasp & thus don't see the bigger picture. It's easy to dismiss something by acting like the armchair Frank Underwood bad guy, but that's the internet for you. A lot of steam with nothing to back it up. The irony is frustrating. You'll read things like "These mindset shift books won't help you!" That is a poor person's mindset right there for fucks sake. It's so obvious it's staring him right in the face, but he can't see it. He focuses on it being difficult, instead of it being achievable. Again, *"What you focus on, expands!"* I've not made it my job to persuade somebody like that. He'll believe whatever he wants to believe. Maybe one day he'll look back & realize his mistake, but some people are beyond saving. What they've been taught by society is just too strong. Realizing that you've been living a lie is a tough pill to swallow, so most never do. When you stumble upon truth, you can get angry & change or double down on denial like him. My self-imposed job is to be that voice I needed, but didn't have growing up. Someone who could've helped me make sense of this huge mess I found myself in. I do believe I'm right with every ounce of my body. I might be wrong, I don't think I am, but at the end of the day, what I believe is more likely to get me where I want to be, even if I were deluding myself, which I am not. You can choose to get dicouraged by someone else's statement, by a few 1-star reviews on a book you wanted to buy on Amazon, that sold over 100 million times (in that case, go back to Self-Reliance school & stop looking for other' validation & permission to do something) or you form your own opinion on the matter. How is a book like this not going to help anyone, when it already has? There's lots of proof available. Either way, buy it, read it & see for yourself. And when push comes to shove & doubts start to take a hold of you, you can still ask yourself *"Has someone less qualified, less intelligent, less ambitious, than me made it (whatever it is for you)?"* The answer is yes, always. Don't make me remind you what kind of stuff is popular today. - *Taking action is what launches you out of the Inner World (your head) into the Outer World.* When you finally start creating what you've been thinking about, your ideas become more than just a (worthless) thought. The grave is full of unrealized ideas, I agree, but lots of them were bad, anyways, guaranteed. I disagree, that it is "the richest place." Nothing ever came about from unfulfilled dreams. The main seperation from those who make it and those who do not is taking action. You might've been thinking about writing a book, starting your own business, or going on a sabbatical for years now, why aren't you doing it? What's keeping you from taking action? Comfort & fear. If the fact, that you will die one day & that day may very well be tomorrow, doesn't motivate you to get after it, I don't know what will. *- "Aim, Ready, Fire!"* Get into the starting position as fast as possible, you will be able to correct along the way. This is what I meant by "pushing yourself out of your nest" in my Self-Reliance review. You learn to fly while trying to fly. Unless you apply theory, you haven't synthesized what you think you know into true wisdom (field-tested theories). It's a combination of theory & practice, not merely one of them. For a change I'm not angry, but humored by an observation. The ones who latch on to theory are fearful & scared of applying. They realize they don't have all the facts & the knowledge to jump right into the cold water. The practicioners who dismiss the wisdom of others' have quite the contrary approach. They're so confident in their abilities, that they exude arrogance & ignorance to the point, where they would rather run head first into a wall of bricks & smash their head a couple more times until they learn by experience, what Ralph Waldo Emerson may have taught them in one single page of a short pamphlet. People tend to lean to one of two extremes. They take contrary positions. They engage in tribal warfare by nature. I see this wherever I look & I've been thinking about the following theory for the last 4 years. Both sides are wrong, seemingly always, since they go the extra mile to fight the other group(s). By doing that they miss the actual goal. The optimal approach. *The Golden Mean.* The middle way. A lot of my frustration stems from the fact that the average person does not understand this. It's not their fault, they've never been taught it, but at the same time not knowing is bad, not wanting to know is worse. A big chunk of our society couldn't care less... to be continued. To your efforts-grounded & thus inevitable achievements, Nenad (illacertus)

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[@jimbee8915]

THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO!! he part that grab to me was when you said "what do children do? they look for external sources of information on how the world works." this opened my eyes to how I have been trying to figure out how the world works. I have had a child mindset. now i can begin to be proactive rather than reactive in this area. THANKS AGAIN!!!

[@Illacertus]

Mate, I wasn't saying that sense of wonder is childish, but rather that children do this naturally, which is a good thing. We should keep our curiousity or refind it if lost.

[@jimbee8915]

to clarify; I have not been trying to figure out the world from a childlike sense of wonder, but like the video expresses that children draw conclusions from the world around them (like paper money) and then become locked into that concept. As i become more proactive i am begining to see ingrained modes of thinking and perceptions of reality that are not beneficial. these concepts may have helped me when i was younger to cope with situations, but now i can choose my reactions rather than be tossed about by my ingrained miconception.

[@Illacertus]

Jim Bee I see. Wanted to prevent a misunderstanding, but you're not only on top of things you're insightful as well. I'm happy to hear this has been helpful to you. Indeed we always have the freedom to choose our reaction. Thanks, Jim.

[@jimbee8915]

You are very kind. Thank you

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[@hungryplant3849]

Great job on the video, I enjoy your rather honest perspective. Money and wealth is a topic that has always interested me. I see wealth as a measure of happiness, and money more as a game to play. I find myself questioning this mindset frequently and thanks to your video I have once again reevaluated my opinions. The saying Money is the root of all evil was a frequent saying of mine, but this was more from a personal bias against the wealthy than a true educated viewpoint, perhaps there is a true need for money to have a functioning society. Good agricultural practices lead to an excess of workers or labor, what does everyone do if not farm, perhaps money is the carrot in front of the donkey, needed to keep society motivated and moving forward. It is also worth noting that on a personal level, once my focus shifted to being the best person I could be instead of the richest, the money I need always seems to just be there somehow.

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[@giovalena4594]

For your notes,  You're in control, instead of at the effect.  You focus on making money vs not losing it.  You commit to being rich, not "wanting it."  You think big, instead of limiting yourself.  You focus on solutions & opportunities, instead of problems & obstacles.  You admire successful people, instead of envying them.  You associate with the ambitious, instead of losers.  You promote yourself, instead of shying away from it.  You can solve any problem, you're not smaller than your problems.  You receive well.  You choose to get paid for results, instead of time.  You consider all options, instead of trying only one.  You focus on your net worth, not your salary.  You manage your money well.  You have money work for you.  You constantly develop instead of stalling.  You face your fears, instead of succumbing to them.

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[@FDJustin]

So two out of three of the highlighted list of beliefs applies to me (in the negative, 'poor mindset' way). Why are those three highlighted? Are the the most common hang-up or something?

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It is a great book and video review indeed! When did you read this book? 🙄

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I am new to your channel so i don't know if you have gone in depth about putting your self down. if any one has seen a good video on this i would like to know. thank you. Have a good rest of your day.

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Where's the link of Alex's?

[@hasen1957]

Small feedback about the animation: At 1:03 why is it drawn as if the rich celebrity is the one spouting the phrase "money is the root of all evil"? Sounds like a mistake to me.

[@hasen1957]

Alex Sandalis I figured that might have been your intention, but I guess what bothered me is that when I listened to the script again, it seems like the script didn't really imply that, it was just stating how the idea floats around in society all around us. Anyway thanks for being open to feedback!

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please make something on bhagwad gita. Thank you

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Commenting for the algorithm

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The 50th Law by 50 Cent and Robert Greene 😂

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you should reed volpone, it has the same mindset

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first level of learning. 3d is an illusion.

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I wonder what the guy was going to say who told me not to skip his ad

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I have the ebook

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He who think he is able is able.

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IF MONEY IS THE ROOT, I WANT THE WHOLE DAMN TREE

[@bobsuper2]

You're forgetting about the factor of luck. Also this doesn't take into account opportunity and distribution of resources. Everyone can't be rich, that's just not how economics works. Even if you work your ass off, chances are you wont become a millionaire unless you are born rich. Not that economic mobility is impossible, but it tends to be incremental. The jump from poverty to millionaire is extremely unlikely even with hard work and determination.

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This book is a good read, but if anyone is really looking a boo that will change your life is " THE MILLIONAIRE FAST LANE" best book ever period. Thanks me later.

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did he quit or something

[@Illacertus]

or something

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:) are you going to make more video?

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