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Stop thinking about money, become rich and happy 9 secretes

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Tomdavidas popularly known as Tom Sawyer is someone who can never accept to live a mediocre life.. no..hm..shm.. If you know me very well you can testify to that in the comment box. I spend a lot of my time reading and researching on the best investment on how to make money since I can’t use any dubious means to achieve my dream as billionaire. One day I was spending some quality time alone as I normally do and this idea came through I taught its worth sharing because it really pushing me close to my dream you can also practice it so we can all become billionaires.

Even though we all define “rich” differently–and we should–most of us factor at least some degree of wealth into our equations.

Stop thinking about money and start thinking about service.
When you only have a few customers and your goal is to make a lot of money, you need to find ways to squeeze every last dollar out of every transaction.
But when you find a way to serve a million people, many other benefits follow. Word of mouth is hugely magnified. The feedback you receive is exponentially greater–and so are your opportunities to improve your products and services. You get to hire more employees and benefit from their experience, their skills, and their overall awesomeness. And in time, your business becomes something you never dreamed of–because your customers and your employees have taken you to places you couldn’t even imagine. Serve a million people–and serve them really well–and the money will follow.

So they work hard to make other people successful: their employees, their customers, their vendors and suppliers…because they know if they can do that then their own success will surely follow.

Stop focusing on money.
While it sounds contrary, maintaining a laser-like focus on how much you make distracts you from doing the things that truly contribute to building and growing wealth.

See making money as a way to make more things.
Generally speaking, there are two types of people. One makes things because they want to make money; the more things they make, the more money they make. What they make doesn’t really matter that much to them–they’ll make anything as long as it pays.
The other wants to make money because it allows them to make more things. They want to improve their product. They want to extend their line. They want to write another book, record another song, produce another movie. They love what they make and they see making money as a way to do even more of what they love. They dream of building a company that makes the best things possible…and making money is the way to fuel that dream and build that company they love.
While it is certainly possible to find that one product that everyone wants and grow rich by selling that product…most successful businesses evolve and grow and, as they make money, reinvest that money in a relentless pursuit of excellence.

Find your happiness in the success of others.
Where does that attitude come from? You. Almost every truly successful entrepreneur feels a major chunk of his or her happiness comes from enjoying the success of employees and customers.
Do you?

Cultivate dignity and respect.
The most important thing truly successful entrepreneurs provide employees, customers, vendors–everyone they meet–is dignity.

Then do more of what you do best.
Another benefit of building a team is that it allows you to do a lot more of what you do best.
Say you’re great at selling. Why perform admin tasks when your time is better spent with customers? Or maybe you’re great at creating awesome processes. Why spend time creating social-media marketing campaigns when you could be streamlining your distribution channel?
Every person has something they do that makes the biggest difference on their personal bottom lines. The most successful people find ways to do a lot more of that…and a lot less of everything else.

Then list the best people at that one thing…
How did you choose them? How did you determine who was the best? How did you measure their success?
Use those criteria to track your own progress towards becoming the best at what you choose.
If you’re a developer, it could be the number of people who use your software. If you’re a leader, it could be the number of people you train and mentor to reach their goals. If you’re an online retailer, it could be conversion rate or sales per transaction or on-time shipping….

Do one thing better…

BONUS Relentlessly track your progress.
Maybe you’ll measure how many people you help. Maybe you’ll measure how many customers you serve. Maybe you’ll check off the key steps on your journey to becoming the world’s best at the thing you chose.
More likely, you’ll measure a combination of these, and more.

BONUS Build routines that ensure your success.
Thinking about your goal won’t get you to a finished manuscript, but sticking faithfully to your routine will.
Or say you want to land 50 new customers. That’s your goal; your routine is to contact a certain number of leads per day, check in with a certain number of current customers, network with a certain number of potential partners…your routine is what you will do, without fail, that will allow you to achieve your goal. Follow that routine and faithfully meet your deadlines and if your plan is great, you will land your new customers.

Wishing and hoping won’t get you there. Sticking to your routine will, especially when you ruthlessly measure your progress, fix what doesn’t work, and improve and repeat what does work. Success is almost guaranteed when you refine and revise and adapt and work hard every day to be better than you were yesterday. And probably without even noticing, you’ll also be rich–and more importantly, a lot happier, because you’ll like how you got there.

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