Millionaire Mind Actions

1. Everytime you catch yourself blaming, justifying, or complaining slide your index finger across your neck, as a trigger to remind yourself that you are slitting your financial throat. Once again this gesture may seem a little crude to do to yourself, it's no more crude than what you're doing to yourself by blamming, justifying, or complaining, and it will eventually work to alleviate these destructive habits.

2. Do a "debrief." At the end of each day, write down one thing that went well and one thing that didn't. Then write the following questions:
"How did I create each of thesse situations?" If otheres were involved, ask yourself, "What was my part in creating each of these situations?" This exercise will keep you accountable for your life and make you aware of the strategies that are not working for you and the strategies that are not.

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