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if you work for something you believe in. Think about what you enjoy to do and how you can turn that into a profi table business. If you enjoy your work, you’ll see it more as a hobby and have a true passion for succeeding.
See yourself as a business owner Millionaires don’t work for the benefi t of someone else’s dream; they control their own destiny.
So if you start your own business, you
are responsible for the decisions you make and how successful you will be. You are the one that should make things happen.
Think successful, be successful
Platinum Property Partners gives you the tools to achieve a lifelong income
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inancial freedom is something that most people aspire to and most believe that they will achieve this when they become a millionaire. But gone
are the days when most wealthy people became so through luck or inheritance. In fact, the majority of millionaires started off broke – with nothing. What they did possess, however, was a positive attitude and the desire and determination to succeed and create wealth. They think diff erently, do things diff erently and embrace challenges.
This is why we ask people, before they join Platinum Property Partners, to complete a goals-and-needs analysis and throughout the entire time we work together, we focus a lot of energy on thorough personal development, training and support. We understand that our partners not only need the skills and knowledge to build a successful buy-property portfolio that will earn them an income for life, but the confi dence and self-belief too.
Dream big Visualise your ideal life and picture where you want to be in fi ve years’ time. What house would you like to live in and what car would you like to drive? Do you have specifi c aspirations for your family? Would you like to have more time to yourself or do more charity work?
If you only focus on how diffi cult it is to achieve your dreams, then you will most likely fail to achieve them. Think positively and have a clear vision. And constantly reviewing your progress will ensure you stay on track.
Embrace learning Average people with average intelligence can create signifi cant wealth if they have the right attitude. Have you ever heard the old saying, ‘the more you learn, the more you earn’? Surrounding yourself with other successful people will teach you a lot and you should always strive for something better.
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Develop a workaholic mentality and work fast We don’t have another life, so make the best of it. Wealthy people understand that time is more valuable than money. They buy it, while other people sell it. If you fi nd yourself watching too much television, imagine what you could achieve in that time if you used it creatively. The key is to work hard and smart. Do what you are good at and use a team of people to fi ll in the gaps.
Commit to excellence
Everyone who is in the ‘top’ or most successful 10 per cent started in the bottom 10 per cent. If you do the same thing today, you’ll get the same thing tomorrow. Whatever business you are in, be the best in your fi eld.
Have multiple income streams Wealthy people don’t spend money; they invest it and always look for ways to get the best return. This probably won’t happen with one fl ash-in-the-pan business idea that takes off . Find a successful and primary source of income. This will enable you to experiment with other things and eventually create a number of revenue streams. In turn, this provides you with a sense of security.
What all of the evidence and research shows, is that if you don’t do some of this, you won’t be successful in any fi eld. You can be well educated, but poor. Who you are as a person is important to your success. You need to think positively, have the right attitude, use time eff ectively and have something to aim for.
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