The Successful Mindset MRR Ebook

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Table of Contents

Introduction: Success.. 5
Chapter One: Tune Into Your Mind ….. 8
Programming Your Mind .. 9
Visualizing Success . 9
Your Daily Task …… 10
Chapter Two: Setting Your Goals ….. 13
How to Build Goals 13
Strategic Goal Setting …. 14
Setting Time Limits 15
Chapter Three: Setbacks and Failures …… 17
Learning from Mistakes .. 18
Turning the Negative into Positive .. 18
Managing Your Emotions ……. 19
Chapter Four: Motivating Yourself …. 20
Taking a Break ……. 20
Putting Things into Perspective …… 22
Chapter Five: Thoughts and Habits of Successful People 23
Prioritizing Success 23
Living for Success .. 24
Never Stop Learning …… 25
Proactivity …… 25
Networking ….. 26
Chapter Six: Living for Success 28
Your Health …. 28
Staying Active 29
Looking After Yourself …. 30
Chapter Seven: Cutting Out Negativity ….. 32
Toxic People .. 32
Your Own Negativity …… 33
Anticipating Negativity …. 34
Chapter Eight: The Long and Short of It: Perseverance …. 36
The Quitter’s Mind-Set … 36
Changing Your Quitting Mind-Set … 37
Rewarding Yourself 38
Be Vocal 38
Conclusion 40

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Chapter One: Tune Into Your Mind

You may not realize it, but your subconscious mind could be the very thing that is holding you back from being as successful as you dream of.

As humans, there is a lot that goes on in our heads that we don’t even real-ize, subconsciously deciding what we do and don’t do without giving the ac-tion or choice much thought.

The problem with this is that after years of ‘programming’, our own minds can become our number one enemy when trying to achieve a goal.

You may not even realize it, but your subconscious mind actually controls a great deal of your behavior. Whilst only around 10% of your brain actually interacts with the outside world, a huge 90% of your mind is comprised by the subconscious, so it’s no wonder that it controls so much of what you do.

On duty 24/7, the subconscious can’t tell the real from the imagined – which is just one of the reasons why it can be so influential on how suc-cessful you are in life.

Your conscious mind (the part that you are aware of) is responsible for identifying various information through the use of the five senses – sight, smell, taste, touch and hearing – and making decisions based on what is relevant in your life. Subsequently, the decisions that you make with your conscious mind affect your subconscious.

Programming Your Mind

Throughout your life, you are constantly programming your subconscious mind – even without realizing it – as a result of the decisions that you make.

Thoughts, habits and beliefs are all ‘programmed’ into the subconscious – if you’ve ever found yourself doing something simply ‘on auto-pilot’, you have your subconscious to thank for that.

The first step to achieving success in life is to train your subconscious to think successfully. Although this may sound like a difficult or even impossi-ble task, it can be done if you are prepared to put in the right amount of ef-fort.

So, how exactly can you program your mind to think like a successful per-son? Since you’re reading this, you’re definitely already on the right path. Now, all it takes is learning the strategies to tweak your subconscious and change those negative habits to positive ones, leading yourself down a path of success rather than failure or mediocracy.

Visualizing Success

One of the most important steps to programming your subconscious mind to think and operate in a matter that encourages success is to visualize the various things that you wish to achieve in life. This could be comprised of a whole variety of different things – whether you dream of starting and run-ning a successful business, owning your own home, working in a better paid job or even becoming healthier, visualization is the very first step that you need to take on the road to success.

Without a specific vision of success, it can be hugely difficult to point your subconscious mind in the direction that you want it to go. Knowing where you are going is, after all, vital to knowing when you arrive.
With that being said, it’s also crucial to ensure that your visions are not too general. Having a generic vision for success such as ‘have a great life’, alt-hough genuine and positive, is neither clear nor focused enough to have an impact on programming your subconscious mind into taking the right kind of actions for success.

Your Daily Task

Visualizing your goals and then forgetting about them is not enough to pro-gram your subconscious mind to do the things that you need it to do for success.

Unfortunately, your subconscious is not a computer – you can’t just input information into in once. To properly train your subconscious for success, you’ll need to constantly remind it of what you are working towards achiev-ing.

With this in mind, a daily task of writing down your main goals is essential. Whenever possible, write down your goals on paper before you go to bed at night or first thing in the morning when you wake up. This simple task of writing things down on paper can have a huge impact on your subcon-scious mind and act as a frequent reminder of the things that you must do to complete your mission.

Take it further by writing down your goals and placing them somewhere that you can see them – the fridge door, or at your work desk, for example.

Being Specific

Be extremely specific when writing down and visualizing your goals. Do you dream of owning a gorgeous house?

Take it further – write down all of the features that your dream house will have, whether it’s a bathroom for every bedroom, a walk-in closet full of de-signer clothes, a cinema room, or a swimming pool.
Maybe you dream of running your own business. Again, be specific with your visualization. Don’t just think of the money that you’ll make – imagine yourself interviewing staff, pitching your products and services, signing con-tracts with huge clients and even visualize an office with your name and ‘CEO’ on the door.

Even if the end result is not exactly the same as what you have imagined, having clear, specific and precise visual ideas of what you’re working to-wards achieving is hugely influential on the way your subconscious works.

Don’t Give Up

After years of creating habitual thought patterns, actions and responses, your subconscious mind is in no shape to be re-programmed in a short amount of time.

Think about it this way – it’s already taken all of your life to get your sub-conscious to how it is today.

Thankfully, you won’t have to wait another lifetime for new thought patterns and habits to be formed – but it certainly can’t be done in just a few days. From time to time, it’s normal to find yourself slipping into old, negative habits or thoughts.

Don’t let this discourage you – it’s to be expected, and being prepared is the best thing that you can do in order to stay in control. Acknowledge that your subconscious will not change overnight, and you are already half way there.

Chapter Two: Setting Your Goals

We’ve talked about programming your subconscious to carry out the ac-tions needed to achieve your goals, but what about choosing the goals that you set?

Too often, people give up on their dreams because their goals seem far too unattainable. For example, those living on a low income could dream of be-coming a millionaire, but quickly give up on the idea as they believe that it is simply impossible.

But, is it? Many low-earning, average people have beat the odds and be-come hugely successful, even famous.

Each of these people have one secret in common: A successful mind-set.

How to Build Goals

Take a moment to really think about yourself and the way in which you ap-proach things.

Do you quickly give up on goals that you deem impossible to reach?

Does the idea of working for a long period of time to achieve a goal fill you with feelings of dread? Are you quick to give up if something doesn’t hap-pen soon enough, or do you have the patience to wait and persevere?

If, like many people, you prefer instant or at least quick gratification, setting smaller goals to build up to one, main goal is the best strategy for you.

Setting small, achievable goals as ‘building blocks’ to a larger achievement is a method for success that works immensely well for many people. This method allows you to break down the amount of work that you need to do to achieve your goal into smaller, more manageable portions.

Rather than setting one goal of ‘start a business’, setting a number of smaller goals which, by achieving each one, will eventually prepare you to become a business owner can help to put things into perspective.

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