Act
act (akt) n. 1 A thing done esp. by application of effort. 2 Process of doing.
Taking action, even if it’s ten minutes a day, can bring massive results. Thinking without action is just that, Thinking. Action must be taken.
As T. Harv Eker puts it: Thoughts lead to feelings. Feelings lead to actions. Actions lead to results.
All I can do through these pages is to try and motivate you to take action. It’s o.k. with me if you don’t, but don’t you dare wonder why nothing seems to happen for you. It seems to happen to you.
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— Try this action Item! (Most People Won’t Do It!) —
There are many ways that the rich act differently than the poor or middle class. One huge way is to begin to “Pay Yourself First”! Your the one that earned your money so shouldn’t you be paid first? Well, after you pay the IRS that is.
Use three piggy banks. Put 10% of your income in each, first, before you pay your bills. If there’s not enough money to pay your bills afterward, figure out where to get it! Search yourself and your talents. You’ll find it.
One bank is for saving. One bank is for investing. The other bank is for giving charity. Yes, for giving away! (See how greedy the rich are?)
If you can’t start with 10%, start with a dime, a nickel or whatever you can afford, but start!
Thinking about Paying yourself first won’t do it. You must take action. Pay yourself first! Those that are rich do just that!
I’ll bet you won’t do it!
