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Play The Money Game To Win!
Written by: Debbie RustonArticle Overview: Playing full out to create big wins in your life.
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Play The Money Game To Win!
When it comes to money, there are two types of people....people that play the money game to win, and those that play the money game "not to lose".
Have you ever thought about this concept? Successful people understand that to create the results they want in their lives, they must play the money game to win.
However, most of society plays the money game "not to lose". And that is the way people are conditioned to think by the media, by friends, family, the workplace, the government, etc, etc.... What a fear based society!
People are brainwashed to think that playing it safe, avoiding risk, being conservative is the way to get ahead....stay at a job for 30-40 years (if you can find one that doesn't downsize), don't change jobs because you will lose your seniority and your benefits and have to start all over again at the bottom, if something sounds too good to be true it probably is - who invented that ridiculous sentence....no wonder people are paranoid and can't even trust their own judgement! This is all simply a sense of control brought on to keep people dependant.
We are all born with something called intuition, and if we learn to listen to our own intuition, our own internal guidance system, we will learn to make better choices instead of listening to the "fear based" advice of society.
Understand that you succeed in life by pursuing BIG wins, not by avoiding small losses! So step out and stop being afraid....afraid you will lose your job, afraid you will lose your house, afraid you won't get a raise, afraid ..... you fill in the blanks.
Learn to take risks, make smarter financial decisions, pursuing BIG wins....play the money game to win and stop being afraid and trying "not to lose". This is the way to success in life and every wealthy person understands and applies this.
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- Entrepreneurs in my opinion, must be willing to fail. (This is that risk-taking factor quoted in the other post). If you aren't willing to fail then you don't take risks and if you don't take risks you do I like to call (I am qouting an awesome book called Play to Win!) 'Playing Not to Lose' instead of 'Playing to Win'. When you Play to Win you must risks. Risks are how you build a business and innovate.
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- It is a difficult decision to make.
Lets start it this way - What are you more interested in? Money? or Friends? or Both?
If its purely Money, then Blog might be an appropriate answer. But consider this - It will be people (visitors) that will bring traffic to your blog and then Money will follow. This will be possible after a time and during this time it will be your friends who will be the starters.
If you are looking for friends only, then its true that not many will be interested in knowing how you have beaten them in the game or the other way round. So it will be preferable to have a Forum where they can share ideas with you and others.
But you can share your insider knowledge with them and invite comments from your Blog. You can also put up information on what others (including your friends) don't know about Tennis. The blog you create can provide News, Inside Information and also Techniques that can be used by the new entrants in the world of Tennis.
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- Hello forum members! As we draw closer to the new year I thought it would be appropriate to change the title of our forum category "Making Money in 2010" to "Making Money in 2011" - I'm looking forward to some interesting discussions and wish everyone a prosperous New Year!
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Is QuickBooks or Money the best accounting tool for small business owners? Or is there something even better?
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