https://lewishowes.com/mindset - Order a copy of my new book The Greatness Mindset today!Today’s Masterclass episode is all about how you manifest success in all areas of your life. Four experts share their tips and strategies for how you can start becoming financially and spiritually abundant. In this episode,Patrick Bet David, entrepreneur, investor, and content creator, explains the biggest differences between successful and unsuccessful people.Jaspreet Singh, attorney, investor, and CEO of Market Briefs, shares the 5 things everybody should know about money.Ken Honda, money and happiness expert, teaches the three steps you should take to make yourself a money magnet.The late Bob Proctor, entrepreneur, best-selling author, lecturer, describes ways to reprogram your mind for happiness and success.For more, go to lewishowes.com/1374Full Episodes:Patrick Bet David: https://link.chtbl.com/992-podJaspreet Singh: https://link.chtbl.com/1257-podKen Honda: https://link.chtbl.com/1331-podBob Proctor: https://link.chtbl.com/1090-pod
Sequencing is the biggest key to success according to one individual, as he believes it separates the high achievers from the rest. He debates the common responses to this question such as marrying the right person and saving money.
The speaker goes on a disjointed monologue about his experiences and making choices in life, including his admiration of a basketball player, his personal goals and relationships.
In this episode, the importance of understanding your role in a team is discussed. Not everyone is cut out to be a number one, and sometimes being the support person can be just as valuable.
This episode features the incredible success story of Kirk Krakorian, who started as a regular pilot for Bugsy with the mob and eventually became a multi-billionaire by turning MGM into what it is today.
The only difference between entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs is that entrepreneurs put up the money, while intrapreneurs are employees within a company who innovate and take risks. It's important to determine how you want to create your wealth and decide who you want to be before choosing between the two.
This podcast discusses the differences between small cap, mid cap, and large cap stocks, as well as the importance of recognizing a good investment opportunity.
The idea of climbing the corporate ladder is a myth for many people, particularly for individuals who don't come from an entrepreneurial or investor background. Executives have a fiduciary duty towards shareholders and not towards employees or customers.
The act of going into debt to purchase liabilities and pay interest on top of that prevents people from being able to make themselves rich. Instead, they end up making others rich, while not having any money left for themselves.
This podcast highlights a rags to riches story of a person who started earning money from their side hustles at the age of 16-17 and was able to become a millionaire by prioritizing wealth over materialistic possessions.
Using debt to buy things like cars or pay off credit card debt doesn't help your financial future. Only use debt to buy things that generate income and will make you more money.
The speaker shares his experience of slowly transitioning away from a real estate career to focus on building his business instead as he sees a bigger opportunity in it.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of property inspections when buying a property and when obtaining a rental license, as both inspections ensure that there are no issues with the property.
The key to finding peace of mind and enjoying the flow of happy money is to start counting your blessings and appreciating what you have. In light of potential conflicts and gas shortages, it's important to mentally prepare for the future.
In this podcast, the speaker discusses the importance of building a strong community to support your business. By developing relationships with loyal supporters, entrepreneurs can create a sustainable source of income and reduce dependency on big corporations.
The concept of a money mindset and how our beliefs and thoughts about money affect our experiences with it are discussed in this podcast episode.
This podcast episode emphasizes the importance of listening to your heart for guidance and direction in life.
Hoarding money can have negative consequences. Letting your money come and go as energy is important for financial health.
Developing good habits can make the difference between growth and stagnation in life, as exemplified by a man who gave his friend a book to study every day, insisting that he spend the rest of his life understanding and applying its teachings.
The key to building self-confidence is to understand how our mind and higher faculties work, as we are all programmed to live through our senses. By focusing on the triumph of principle over precedent and working out ideas to their logical conclusions, we can overcome accumulated testimony and build self-confidence at any age.
In an interview, Joe Dispenza emphasizes how humans are better at remembering the past and building traumatic stories around it instead of concentrating on the idea of a better future. It takes time for an idea to materialize, but it is crucial to focus on visualizing a more significant future to advance forward and not stay stuck in the past.
The podcast explores the intelligence of coders and multilingual people, with a story about a child in Kuala Lumpur who spoke four languages at the age of four.
The podcast discusses how many people never learn how to earn money despite learning how to count, invest and manage it. The episode encourages listeners to take control of their financial education and pursue greatness.