Introduction To Business And Investment – Part 12
Understand That You Have Been Programmed!
In our last video, we talked about how our decisions make a lot of difference in the results we get. All of us are built on codes. Now if your programming is poverty programming, your decisions will reflect the same.
We are all made of codes, Codes determine our habits, outlooks, and drives. We all have a programming system inside of us. Whether we like to acknowledge it or not, this system dictates the way we think and live our lives every single day. Too often, though, many of us are operating on what’s known as a “poverty programming.” This is an internal coding that persists in making you believe that your life will never improve; that no matter your efforts nothing will ever realistically change for the better – regardless or income level or job status. That’s why it’s so important to understand what poverty programming is and how you can break free from its hold — if wealth and entrepreneurship motivate you — so that you can unlock unlimited success potential in business and beyond! If you have a “poverty programming” embedded within your code structure due to generations past, overcoming that mentality can be difficult but ultimately rewarding.
This post will explain the power of reprogramming away from a poverty mindset and how individuals can use wealth motivation techniques to break out of their old thought processes and achieve greater successes in life.
How John Got His Groove Back
I like to share the story of one of my friends, John. John had been struggling to make ends meet for as long as he could remember. Working a minimum wage job was hardly enough to cover his rent and bills, much less save up any money. He knew that he needed something more if he ever wanted to get ahead in life, but the thought of taking on debt seemed too risky – until one day when John stumbled across an article talking about the importance of learning how to negotiate your debt and use it wisely
The article made it clear that with some careful planning and smart budgeting, debt could be a great way to start investing or even launch a business. After doing some research online and consulting with financial advisors, John decided it was worth giving it a try
He started by consolidating all his debts into one payment plan at a lower interest rate than before, which allowed him to free up more of his income each month so he could invest in stocks or put down payments on new items like furniture or equipment for his eventual business venture. The extra cash flow also gave him the opportunity to purchase software programs related specifically to his chosen field so that once he launched the business there would be no need for costly training courses later on down the line
With cautious optimism, John began putting together plans for starting up his own small business – this time using other people’s money instead of relying solely on himself! His determination paid off and soon enough he had established himself as an entrepreneur who not only managed their own finances responsibly but also used those resources towards greater success in life!
Do not be afraid to negotiate your debt responsibly and to use the funds that come out of your consolidated effort to start a business or engage in investment.
With careful planning and execution, starting your own small business using other people’s money is a great way to become successful. Your hard work and dedication will pay off, and you can soon establish yourself as an entrepreneur who not only manages your finances responsibly but also uses those resources towards greater success in life. There are many different ways to raise money with which you can invest, no matter how small. Don’t be afraid to start small and grow your business, whether it is online or offline!
