Ann Vertel

Can you imagine Donald Trump or Lee Iacocca or Bill Gates wondering IF they could accomplish something? Not likely. Wealthy minded people just think differently. Their perception of their ability to accomplish things already encompasses the idea that they can. Their belief in their abilities is reflected in the use of one tiny word - "how."

While someone who doesn't have a mental millions mindset thinks, "Can I do it?" the person headed toward wealth thinks, "HOW can I do it?

The difference is critical.

When you consider your next audacious goal or a new partnership or doubling your income, do you wonder "if" or "how?" The how mentality will always work to find or create a way to get to the end goal. When you ask yourself, "Can I…." you can easily answer, "No." When you ask yourself, "How can I best…" your mind won't stop working until it figures it out.

"Can I" questions whether or not the accomplishment is even viable. It makes no assumptions about its success. In fact, it actually doubts it.

"How can I" takes for granted that a successful outcome is guaranteed, it is merely looking for the best way to get there.

Assuming your success means more than just dreaming about it requires you to act "as if" - with the word acting being the key component. Merely believing you will become wealthy doesn't mean a thing if you don't back it up with the right behavior.

Wealthy minded people get up every day, operate on the assumption that they will be wealthy, and take action that moves them toward millions. They don't question whether they'll get there. They just confidently move in that direction. So can you.

Ann Vertel, Success Coach

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