I´ve decided that today is the day!

TheGreyMatter said:

If I type something then you're still gonna keep reading.

Go to the 'Making Money' section, roll the dice, the number that lands - open that thread and start implementing it.

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theshark99 said:

That's a good one actually, im gonna take two dices, roll them, and do the two thread numbers they land on

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theshark99 said:

... That im gonna start something in IM. No more reading, as I´ve read alot.
What do you suggest getting into first=

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theshark99 said:

... That im gonna start something in IM. No more reading, as I´ve read alot.
What do you suggest getting into first=

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theshark99 said:

... That im gonna start something in IM. No more reading, as I´ve read alot.
What do you suggest getting into first=

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KlaudiaK said:

If your going to start, then just start already. Creating threads hyping up your going to do something is just procrastination. You said you read a lot ? Then start putting what you read in practise as nobody is going to spoon feed you there money making methods.

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splishsplash said:

Yes, this is just more procrastination.

Success isn't going to come of a day of work.

Guys like Alex Becker who have made millions have been working hard since day 1. He wasn't on forums reading and creating goal threads. Back in 2013 or so when he started he was just creating some shitty sites to learn stuff, making crappy videos on youtube where he looked so bad/awkward. But all that trial and error has lead him to making millions. He learned everything from trial and error.

You still need to read, you read MORE as you get experienced, not less.

When you're making $10mil/year, reading can make a HUGE impact on your business.

When you're making $100/year, reading doesn't do much.

The only time you should really read is when you get stuck. If you're not stuck, don't fucking read. You don't know what you're doing or what you're reading. You're filling your head with mostly garbage that's either 1) Bad information or 2) The wrong information for you that you will never use.

90% of what you read, you will never use.

Just pick something and do it.

What you don't understand now is, what you do now is not what's going to make you money.

You have no clue what's going to make you money in 5 years.

But if you don't make these moves now, you will NEVER reach that area.

The reason people like to read instead of taking action is, it's very comfortable.

It's like entertainment. It's like watching a documentary about successful people. It feels like you're making progress, but you are making ZERO progress. And I mean that literally. ZERO.

When you read, are you even studying? Do you take detailed notes with study plans? Or are you just bouncing from article to article reading random things and retaining very little(We all retain very little from just casual reading, you must STUDY and do active reading, and you can't do active reading when you're reading random things. It must relate to what you need)

You need to set a monthly plan, a weeky plan and daily tasks. You do those things only. Nothing else. If you can't get up every day and put in 6 hours of solid, real work. If you aren't completing tasks on the list, it isn't real work, no matter what your mind tells you. That's it. That's all you do to succeed. Easy enough on paper, but hard to actually do for 99%.

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theshark99 said:

I read this two times!! Nice I have to say the least

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splishsplash said:

Success is simpler than you think. It's precisely ABOUT simplicity. Here is the formula for success.

1) Eliminate distractions. Understand the brain is a distraction machine looking for short term dopamine hits. You get dopamine hits from reading threads, eating tasty food, getting a like + way more. You need to start getting dopamine hits from simple boring work. This takes time, but eliminate as many distractions as you can and get your brain used to getting hits from simple work.

2) This follows from 1, and it's WHY we need it.

MORNING ROUTINE

It's crucial. Humans need routine in the modern world otherwise we're caught in a dopamine cycle and our day is literally FUCKED.

Any routine you want, but generally include things like :-

high water intake
black coffee(not needed, but most like caffeine, but if you want caffeine, a black coffee. Nothing else)
no food(fast at least 3-4 hours into the morning before your first meal, 6-7 hours if you can after waking)
10m of meditation
20m or so of yoga
20-30m of exercise
stretching
read something positive for 10m-15m (This is not bhw. You choose an inspirational high energy book and you read it for 10-15m every morning. This is just to focus your mind/thought patterns on more positive things, NOT to learn so bare that in mind)

Make up your own morning routine. My advice is to start small. Don't create a big crazy hard one. If it's 5m meditation and 10m exercise then that's perfect. Do it.

3) Your plans. Monthly, from monthly create weekly and from weekly create daily. daily tasks should be around 3-6 tasks generally.

Done. That's it. You just FOCUS on those tasks for 6 hours until they are done. Work solid for 6 hours with no distractions, 6 days a week, working through those tasks.

Outside of that it's your choice as you evolve. You might choose to do a 6 hour session, then a 1 hour break, and a 3 hour session.

You might choose to work 6 hours, then go out and hang with friends.

You might choose to work 6 hours, then game in the evening.

Up to you, doesn't matter. unless you want to reach $50m+ you don't need to work more than 6 hours a day, 6 days a week. That's REAL. FOCUSED WORK. Totally different than sitting at your desk for 6 hours.

If you can do those things you'll reach 7 figures net worth. Guaranteed. The only enemy is your dopamine-chasing mind.

Good luck

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splishsplash said:

Yes, this is just more procrastination.

Success isn't going to come of a day of work.

Guys like Alex Becker who have made millions have been working hard since day 1. He wasn't on forums reading and creating goal threads. Back in 2013 or so when he started he was just creating some shitty sites to learn stuff, making crappy videos on youtube where he looked so bad/awkward. But all that trial and error has lead him to making millions. He learned everything from trial and error.

You still need to read, you read MORE as you get experienced, not less.

When you're making $10mil/year, reading can make a HUGE impact on your business.

When you're making $100/year, reading doesn't do much.

The only time you should really read is when you get stuck. If you're not stuck, don't fucking read. You don't know what you're doing or what you're reading. You're filling your head with mostly garbage that's either 1) Bad information or 2) The wrong information for you that you will never use.

90% of what you read, you will never use.

Just pick something and do it.

What you don't understand now is, what you do now is not what's going to make you money.

You have no clue what's going to make you money in 5 years.

But if you don't make these moves now, you will NEVER reach that area.

The reason people like to read instead of taking action is, it's very comfortable.

It's like entertainment. It's like watching a documentary about successful people. It feels like you're making progress, but you are making ZERO progress. And I mean that literally. ZERO.

When you read, are you even studying? Do you take detailed notes with study plans? Or are you just bouncing from article to article reading random things and retaining very little(We all retain very little from just casual reading, you must STUDY and do active reading, and you can't do active reading when you're reading random things. It must relate to what you need)

You need to set a monthly plan, a weeky plan and daily tasks. You do those things only. Nothing else. If you can't get up every day and put in 6 hours of solid, real work. If you aren't completing tasks on the list, it isn't real work, no matter what your mind tells you. That's it. That's all you do to succeed. Easy enough on paper, but hard to actually do for 99%.

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