How to Grow Rich with The Millionaire Mind Script

Praveen Kumar, Prashant Kumar

• Publisher: Praveen Kumar
• eBook ISBN: 9780473472511
• Edition: 1
• Topic: Business
• Subtopic: Wealth Management
• Index: Business

Process of wealth creation is 90% psychology and only 10% strategy. Most people fail to become rich because they want to learn the strategy and do not focus on changing their psychology.

The inner change has to precede the external outcome. Bestselling authors Praveen & Prashant Kumar explain in this book how you can become an enlightened millionaire by simply getting the mind script of a rich person.

This book will take you step by step on the methodology of changing your mind script to that of a wealth creator:

• How to rewrite the script from your heart?
• How to control inputs to your mind?
• How butterfly affect can change your script?
• How to get transformational change in shortest possible time?
• Understanding the millionaire mind script
• How mentors can change your mind script?

This book empowers to you to change your internal script. Once the internal transformation is complete there is no force on earth that can stop you from becoming a millionaire.

The Millionaire Mind-set Scripts

We do not have to do anything spectacular to change our script to an ‘enlightened millionaire’s mindset,’ but make small changes to alter the initial condition that can change the long-term trajectory of our lives.

T. Harv Eker in his brilliant book, Secrets of the Millionaire Mind, has written about wealth files or scripts for mastering the inner game of wealth. Some of the scripts are discussed in the succeeding paragraphs. These scripts are very powerful and can cause a ‘Butterfly Effect.’ You may apply some or all of them to change the outcome of your life. Please study these scripts carefully and start applying them gradually to your daily lives.

Rich people believe ‘I create my life’. Poor people believe ‘Life happens to me’

Enlightened millionaires take responsibility for their life and actions. They do not blame others when things go wrong. On the other hand, poor people think they are the victims and are experts at the ‘blame game.’ They blame the government, the economy, their bosses, friends and family when they fail. Blaming others for them is like a stress reducer. Complaining and justification are like pills they become addicted to.

You can either be rich or a victim—it depends on what script you choose. You slit your financial throat each and every time you choose to blame others. So choose to stay above the line. At the end of each day, carry out a complete debrief and write down each situation and how you handled it. This will dramatically change the outcome.

Rich people play the money game to win. Poor people play the money game not to lose

In sports, you can never win a game by playing defense; you have to be offensive and score if you have to win. I once saw a table tennis match—a really good player playing offence was matched against a defensive opponent and I had never seen a defensive player of his caliber. He was a virtual returning machine: he would stand twenty feet away from the table and continue returning the smashes from his opponent. It forced the smasher to make mistakes as he was the aggressor. The crowd cheered for the defensive player as he was unique or probably they identified with him. The aggressive player made several errors and lost points, but in the end, he won handsomely to the disappointment of the crowd.

I was in the Navy and in every war game we played offensive tactics to beat any purely defensive strategy. We also found that it was nearly ten times cheaper to build or buy an offensive weapon platform – like a missile boat or an aircraft launched missile – than to provide a credible defense against the threat.

The same holds true for the money game: truly rich people go on the offensive. Their goal is to acquire massive wealth. They shoot for the stars. Poor on the other hand, want to be comfortable. They never want to stick their necks out or pick up a challenge. They are always on the defensive, acting within their comfort zone. Security is of paramount concern to them. As a result, they never win and never get rich.

Rich people are committed to being rich. Poor people want to be rich

The number one reason most people don’t get what they want is that they don’t know what they want. Rich people are totally clear that they want wealth. They are unwavering in their mind and are fully committed to creating wealth. They will do whatever it takes, as long as it is moral, legal and ethical.

Based on the Laws of Attraction, the universe will conspire to help them achieve their goal because the message the rich send out to the universe is very clear – they want to be rich! The poor on the other hand, send out confused messages because of the negative wealth files. “What if I can make money and then lose it all? I’ll be in the highest tax bracket and will have to give away half the money to the government—it’s too much work. My health may suffer. I will have no time for my family. I’ll never know if people like me for myself or my money…my kids could be kidnapped.”

Most poor people want to be wealthy but have a confabulating script and a vague desire to be rich. This is why they do not succeed. The rich on the other hand have a script that is fully committed to creating wealth—devoid of any confusion whatsoever. They want to travel, have time on their hands, provide best possible things to their loved ones or help others and give money to charity. If you want to commit, then put your goals in writing and read them morning, evening and night. Announce your commitment to the entire world. Be congruent in thought, emotion and action. Clarity of purpose leads to success.

Rich people think big – Poor people think small

The difference between the rich and the poor is only a couple of zeros behind their incomes and net worth statements. It is as simple as that.

There is a saying: “Size of the question determines the size of the result.” If you ask yourself a question: “Can I earn $30,000 doing this?” Then you will get the wrong result. If you ask yourself the question “How do I create or earn a million dollars?” Then your mind goes to work in a different direction. It wants to find a solution and works ceaselessly to find a satisfactory answer.

Most people fail to ask the big question – they choose to play small. They are frightened of failure and even scared to death of succ...

Table of contents

• Introduction
• Re-write the Script
• The Butterfly Effect
• Controlling the Inputs to Your Mind
• Power of Thoughts and Words
• Clarity of Purpose
• Being Congruent
• Transformational Change
• The Millionaire Mind-set Scripts
• Driving Force behind Wealth Creation
• Final Thoughts
• Other Books by the Authors
• About the Authors