“Men are anxious to improve their circumstances but are unwilling to improve themselves. They, therefore, remain bound.” – James Allen
Nobody in my family had ever really gone beyond the poverty line. It is said that poverty is systemic and it’s true. Most people can’t rise out of their socio-economic class. They are trapped in thinking the predictor of where you’ll be in life is where you’re born. Breaking the cycle is something that has to start happening in the world. What broke the cycle for me was realising that I was doing it wrong. One day I asked myself ‘Is this it? Is this all I’ll ever be? Is this really what life is all about?’
These questions made me realise all great successes start from believing in your own worthiness and that you deserve a better life. This ignited me to claim my greatness and break the scarcity mindset.
That realisation created a deep hunger in me that led to this Veli Ndaba – The Engineered Mind-to WIN – which I never knew nor thought existed, even in my wildest dreams. It wasn’t easy but was worth it. To get what you want, you have to deserve it.
Are you perhaps the victim of the same mentality? Take it from me, you can recreate your life.
Now, consider this formula to help yourself get started with your journey:
1. What is your wish/desire?
2. What will be the benefits of achieving it?
3. What are the obstacles that are preventing you from having it?
4. Write down a plan with steps you need to take to achieve it.
5. Get started and stick to it.
We all have doubts and the only way to beat doubts is to do what you have to do and give it your all.
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