5 money beliefs I dropped to triple my income.

"you may also enjoy another one that I have made on how I hit six figures by the age of 24"

"fast forward a year and even though I'm putting in less hours than I would have in a corporate job I made more in the last four weeks than I have in four months working for an organization"

"to truly build wealth in a way that gives you freedom and Independence it's important to also find ways to make money where your output is not so heavily linked to your input"

"Once upon a time it was considered impossible for any human being to run a mile in less than four minutes until Roger Bannister did it in Oxford in the 1950s and then when that strange thing happened more and more athletes started running a mile in under four minutes and now his impossible achievement is a common place"

"I consciously add the word yet to the end. I don't have enough knowledge yet, I'm not skilled enough yet and then that yet is just an indicator to me that either I need to go over it and just wing it or I need to do some more work and upskill myself so that I am ready"

"Peter Theo here is the co-founder of PayPal and he speaks about this a lot he himself was trapped competing with his peers to climb the corporate ranks in one of the top law firms as this is what Society had indicated was the right thing to do and eventually he got to a point where he took a step back and questioned why he was even competing on this thing"

"I truly believe to escape competition is to be authentic to yourself understand what your core skills and strengths are what you stand for and then build and Market something that's just an extension of who you are then no one can compete with you you've just invented a whole new game"

"if you judge someone else for anything great that they have in their life you will block that thing from entering into your own life"

"Growing up my siblings and I weren't allowed to use the phrase I can't afford it in my family household and it's only now years later where I've actually read about phrases like this and the psychological benefits behind it if we wanted something and we actually thought that it was worth the value or exchange of money we had to pay we were told to replace I can't afford it with how am I going to afford it"

"telling yourself that you can't that money is too scarce or that the game is rigged only causes you to feel disempowered and to become complacent about your finances"