Wise Mindset Guy

  Changing our habits is difficult to do since it requires a lot of discipline and thinking outside the box. We often believe there is nothing wrong with us so why change. However, I always believe there is room for improvement. We do not need to bombard ourselves with changing everything at once, so little baby steps is the way to go. Small daily improvements even if its 1% better every day will produce game changing results over time.  Here is what many of the mentors I follow recommend in their daily routines: Get up Early Oh yes the idea of not sleeping in can send shivers down people's spines. However, the first hour of your morning sets the tone for the rest of the day affecting your mindset and productivity. Early rising can allow you to do the tasks that you are not able to do during your busy work day. It has been well documented that many of the most successful people are early risers. My alarm is set for 5am. Meditation When we do get up early and still sleepy, it i...

 Poor Mindset A fairly large part of society focuses heavily on materialism. They love to spend their money on consumer goods and gravitate toward external pleasure. This consumption will give the poor mindset the belief that by buying new purses, shoes, cars and so forth brings more happiness. The poor mindset also believe in the idea of working hard for their money. They prefer to remain in safe jobs which give them a consistent paycheck since it feels more comfortable. With that consistent paycheck, the perception becomes fearful of saving for the long term and the focus towards short-term spending habits. It really is all about instant gratification; that way you buy as much as possible quickly enough to keep up with trends and social status. Wealthy Mindset The wealthy or rich way of thinking makes up a smaller part of society. This philosophy believes money should work for the individual instead of slaving to work for money. This mindset's more positive traits include: high f...

  Our Emotional Mind Are you focused on your emotions? Do you have a hard time taking your mind off of assignments or daily responsibilities? Do you strive for urgency in your tasks and look for immediate rewards? Do you have a hard time wanting anyone to disagree with you? These are some of the symptoms of having an emotional mind. In this situation, people focus strongly on their emotions and not much thought of reasoning. It allows people to be in touch with their feelings but sometimes they act impulsively. Emotional mind behaves in regard to whatever makes it feel better in the present moment without much thought on the actions and decisions which affect the future. This way of thinking is not strategic or goal oriented. Our Reasonable Mind Do you push aside your feelings as unimportant? Do you ignore your intuition or as some call your gut feeling? Are you completely unaware of other people's feelings and get frustrated dealing with your own emotions? Are you lacking in feeli...