Mindset

"Surprise!" This is the most classic sentence we often hear in our daily lives. Do you remember the last time you received a surprise? Whether the surprise is good or bad, do you accept it? To be honest, I don't like surprises. Especially when your situation is bad enough and you still have bills to pay and responsibilities to bear. I often prepare surprises for myself. In fact, these are not surprising. These are rewards when you complete tasks. I call them surprises because I don’t know what I’m going to have in store for myself.

As we grow up, it's not easy to learn new things, or pay more attention to the small things, and our surroundings, and we become cautious. It's easy to lose the patience to get to know others and delve deeply into the same field. When it comes to an unfamiliar field, overcoming it isn't easy.

What does a millionaire think? T. Harv Eker helps us read a millionaire's mind. He is an author, businessman, and motivational speaker known for his theories on wealth and motivation. In his book, he told his readers the power of change. First of all, if you want to change the visible such as your appearance and your wealth, you must change the invisible. For example, you want to be attractive, but you stick to fast food and are unwilling to exercise more, then you are still unattractive.