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Every endeavor that we set upon starts with an idea. The invention of the wheel, the design of computers, the first trip to the moon. All of these started out as an idea before becoming a reality. This is why it is so crucial for you to have a sense of who you want to be in life if you're going to find success and happiness.

The mindset that you embrace is more important than your people skills, more important than your abilities, and more important than any other competency you may currently have or that you may develop in the future.

Your mindset is what will allow you to achieve your dreams and accomplish your goals. It can help you improve your surroundings, allowing you to become a happier person, attracting more positive people and situations to your life.

Unfortunately, for many, as they strive to achieve their goals and dreams, they struggle, getting caught up in the moment or becoming stuck in their failures. They end up losing track of why they are doing what they're doing and find themselves merely going through the motions.

You don’t have to continue to live this way. Once you start to shift your mindset, you will notice that everything else in your life changes with it and you will begin to find greater success and live a happier life.

According to Carol Dweck, a renowned psychologist and psychology professor at Stanford, the beliefs, thoughts, and ideologies that you firmly believe in are what determines your quality of life. Your mindset is a mix of these elements and is the traditional set of different attitudes you nurture, as well as those that shape the rest of your life.

Her research into the human mind also established that there are two different kinds of mindsets; growth and fixed. It has been determined that if you possess a fixed mindset, you have the opinion that you are born with a specific set of qualities that can't be changed.

You believe that the traits that you possess are fixed, and there is nothing that you can do to develop them further or improve them.

A growth mindset, on the other hand, is one that allows you to think differently. When you possess a growth mindset, you believe that you can become better. You know that you can always learn new things, build new skills, and work on your shortcomings. With a growth mindset, whatever you want in life is achievable. MINDSET SHIFT
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What many people fail to recognize is that these two mindsets aren't mutually exclusive, but they are in fact complementary to one another. Everyone starts out with a fixed mindset; you have particular talents and skills that you already possess, that you may think are unchangeable.

To transition into a growth mindset, you have to ask yourself than to determine what you want to achieve in your life specifically. This leads to asking yourself how you are going to get from point ‘A' to point ‘B,' or rather, how you're going to change your ‘fixed' abilities to reach your goal.

Making this subtle shift in thinking begins to transform your mindset from a fixed state into a growth state. You have figured out where you need to change and take the necessary steps to actively work on those areas, allowing you to mold your thought process into something that is positive, productive, and evolutionary, giving you the capabilities to change your life.

The challenge for you becomes identifying your current mindset and determining a goal for yourself that will allow you to implement growth strategies in your life that you can work toward achieving.

Chapter 1 – Learning to Transition Your Thoughts into Actions

Now that you've determined the kind of mindset you currently have, you now have a mental roadmap of everything that you will need to do to obtain greater success and happiness in your life.

While you may have set goals in the past, there is a substantial difference between setting goals and actively pursuing them. This includes all the steps you need to take to reach your goals.

Change is a natural part of life, but actively enforcing it in your daily life is going to be a challenge. This doesn't mean that it's impossible, or even that you should be worried about making the appropriate changes in your life, it merely means that you need to prepare yourself for some hard work.

Change is a gradual process, that will take time. However, that doesn't mean that you can't help it along a bit. Here are four different ways that you can help yourself implement change in your life.

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Many people have a hard time believing that it is possible to make $10,000 per month only after 90 days. They have tried a few different approaches in Internet Marketing and have not made a single dollar so how are they going to make $10,000 in 3 short months? If you are one of these people then consider this. There have been people that have followed the method described in this eBook that have made more than $10,000 by the end of 90 days. There are others that have made $10,000 a month faster than 90 days. It’s certainly possible. What is the difference between these people and the majority? They took consistent action and followed the plan precisely. Most people fail with Internet Marketing because they do not take consistent action. They try something for a couple of days and then give up. They then complain that the method doesn’t work. How To Make $10,000+ Per Month in 90 Days or Even Less!

This is not a miracle “make $10,000 a month by clicking a couple of buttons on your computer” method. Those kinds of claims are just hype and you should avoid them at all costs. This is a solid and dependable method that has been working for many years and will continue to work in the future. Some people may tell you that the method is dead but it isn’t. Sure there is more competition than there used to be but it is all still possible. You need to be prepared to invest your time, your effort and some money to make this work. We are not talking about large amounts of money here. Where there are free ways to get results with this model we have included them, but please bear in mind that free methods often take longer. The most important thing is taking action every day. In the first chapter of this eBook we will show you how to shape your mindset so that you are motivated to take daily action. Don’t skip over this chapter! It is the most important in the whole eBook! There are great opportunities to make money online if you use the right methods. Everything is laid out for you in this eBook and all you have to do is follow the instructions. Do not miss out on this opportunity. You can change your life for the better starting right now. How To Make $10,000+ Per Month in 90 Days or Even Less!

1. Shaping Your Mindset

Important – make sure that you read every word of this chapter and apply what you learn. Your success with this model depends on you having the right mindset.

1.1 The Power of Belief

Belief is everything. If you strongly believe that you will make $10,000 a month after 90 days then you will. If you do not have a strong belief in your ability to do this then you will fail. It’s that simple. We all hold strong beliefs about different things. Sometimes these beliefs limit us to achieving what we really want. They can be deep rooted and difficult to shift, but you can eradicate these limiting beliefs.

Many people have limiting beliefs when it comes to money. This can often stem from childhood. Some parents drum into their kids that “money doesn’t grow on trees” and other clichés such as this. How To Make $10,000+ Per Month in 90 Days or Even Less!

What is your attitude towards money? Here is something that you can do right now to test your belief system. Ask yourself the following question: “How can I make $10,000 a month after 90 days?” What kind of thoughts enter your head once you had asked this question? Were there any doubts? Did your inner voice tell you that it was not possible or that you would never do it? Or perhaps you generated a thought about you trying this Internet Marketing stuff and failing at it before, so you will fail this time? If you experienced any of these kinds of doubts or negative inner voice responses then you have limiting beliefs that you must eradicate before you start your 90 day journey. Here is a very important thing to remember: You are not your beliefs Your experiences in the past have modeled you into the person that you are today. You can remodel yourself into the person that you want to be today and in the future. It is all too easy to dwell in the past and recall past failures. This does not help at all but so many people do it. The past is the past – it has gone. It can be a useful reference and learning guide for you but not always. So how do you change the limiting beliefs that you have? Well the first thing that you need to do is identify your limiting beliefs. By asking yourself questions like you did about making $10,000 a month in 90 days your limiting beliefs will come to the surface through your inner voice. Write down all of these limiting beliefs. Choose one of the limiting beliefs to work on. You cannot successfully tackle more than one at a time. Take a look at your list – which ones are money related? Pick one that you know is not true such as “you failed with other Internet Marketing methods so you will fail with this one”.

Now question yourself as to why you hold this belief. Think about the experiences that you have had that lead to you forming this belief. Think about why this belief is How To Make $10,000+ Per Month in 90 Days or Even Less!

false. For example, there are many true stories of successful Internet Marketers that failed miserably a number of times before they got it right. The final step is to neutralize this limiting belief with a positive belief. When this thought enters your head counter it immediately with a thought like “it doesn’t matter that I failed before I won’t fail this time”. Keep practicing this for all negative thoughts that you have. You can use visualization to make this even stronger. Approach all of your limiting beliefs in this way. After a while of counteracting with positive thoughts the limiting belief will diminish and eventually disappear. You must be consistent with this. It takes very little effort to counter negative thoughts and it is highly effective. Make this a daily ritual.

1.2 Stopping the Negativity

Unfortunately we live in a very negative world. Negativity is all around us on TV, the Internet and the people that we associate with. It is impossible to avoid it unless you want to live alone in the middle of nowhere and be a hermit! Every time you sit down to watch the news there will be negativity. Someone is causing a problem for somebody else. If you spend a lot of time on social media and online forums then you will be awash with negativity. People really like to complain and moan about their life don’t they? If you are doing this regularly then you need to stop it right now. But be warned it is not an easy transition. There will always be someone who will happily bring you down with their tales of woe. How To Make $10,000+ Per Month in 90 Days or Even Less!

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As a society, we have instant access to more information than ever before. With the arrival of the computer, the invention of the Internet, and the popularity of social media, we have entered into a world of 24/7 information. We have so much information coming into our brains that we don't stop and take the time needed to decipher, interpret, and apply meaning to the knowledge we've gained. We've become absorbed in the overpowering need to know everything about anything and everyone.

The world is changing at an exceedingly rapid pace. Life seems to have become much more demanding and stressful over the last several decades. We've officially entered the Age of Information that is being ruled by computers, smartphones, and a constant stream of information that we have a need to know relationship with. We have a hard time separating ourselves from our phones for even five minutes. Technology has taken over our lives and overloaded our minds.

All the information that we obtain while surfing the web and browsing our social media sites has created a technology addiction in much of the population. We've forgotten what silence feels like and are overloaded with information that is available to us 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This has led to the overshadowing of our ability to communicate face-to-face and has clouded our mind with digital information that has affected how we process and retain information. This addiction to technology has also resulted in more people trying to multitask, which results in decreased productivity and focus, and an increase in erroneous errors.

To bring ourselves back to the present and beat the information overload that we've become subject to, we have to be willing to disconnect from technology and reconnect with each other. This book will guide you through the process of beating information overload to have a clearer, more focused mind that will allow you to move forward.

Chapter 1 – What is Information Overload

Information overload is described as, an overwhelming feeling upon the receipt or collection of an indigestible or incomprehensible amount of information, the sense of being faced with an amount of data that one has no hope of completely processing, or when a person feels unable to read all the information that is presented or available to them, mainly where they need to make a decision based on that information but can't because there is just too much to take in, in the time available. Today, thanks to the Internet and social media, we are always besieged by information regardless of whether we asked for it or not. This can best be seen in the obscene amount of junk emails that clog our inboxes daily. It can also be seen in the increasing number of sources where you can obtain information. People often interchange the word data and information. However, the two are distinctly different. Data refers to the elements or pieces of information that individually have little or no value, while information is the organization and interpretation of that data into a format that provides new insight. Information, unlike data, is directly associated with learning.

When you learn a new subject, you are implementing three simultaneous processes. First, you acquire the new information that may run counter to or replace information that you already know. Second, is the process of transformation where the knowledge gained is manipulated to make it fit new tasks. The final learning process is the evaluation of the information to ensure that it is adequate to the task. Therefore, information can be described as the acquisition of new knowledge from various sources and data elements, that when internalized can affect a difference in an individual's previous thoughts, education, or actions. Keeping this in mind, information overload can be simply put as too much information that one can comprehend at any given time causing feelings of stress, helplessness, and anxiety.

The Start of Information Overload

You may not know this, but information overload predates the advent of the Internet and popularity of social media sites. In fact, it has a long history that dates back to 1453, when Gutenberg invented the printing press. The printing press allowed the development of new communication patterns, with information being printed and distributed by the millions instead of being copied by hand. People went from reading just a few hundred words a day to being able to read pages and pages of information. This resulted in a massive transformation in society. We can only assume that people were excited by the invention of the printing press. As a result of Gutenberg’s invention, books became less expensive to produce, meaning they could be distributed to the masses. Books were no longer just for the select few and scholars. Symbolism and group presentation systems soon followed as a way to communicate messages. This included periodicals, associations, and new political parties. Shortly after, libraries began sprouting up everywhere as a way to organize all the new books of information.

It didn't take long for printing presses to start printing anything that came their way to make more money, with little attention being paid to the quality of information being printed. This resulted in scholars becoming overwhelmed with the access to this knowledge, giving birth to information overload.

In recent decades, advances in information technology have evolved from using carbon paper ditto machines to photocopying. This has made replicating information more accessible and led to information being digitized and copied in limitless numbers. The digitized information has allowed for the publishing of information that was previously restricted to the printing press. The introduction of the word processor has eliminated the need for a secretary equipped with a steno pad with access to a typewriter and white-out.

Today, information has become a valuable commodity in the knowledge economy. We love information and thrive off of it. Information has become readily available with just the click of a button and can be automatically delivered to any electronic device. Technology has helped to increase productivity and enabled people to increase their access to information. Much like the printing press, the Internet has opened our world up to a myriad of information.

Communication has become easier and quicker thanks to the advances in cell phones, smartphones, and computers, but the information we obtain from these channels can become overwhelming. With the deluge of new information formats like text messages, Twitter, cell phone, email, etc., it’s a wonder we can keep up with it all.

The Onslaught of Information

There are many reasons why people are beginning to suffer from information overload. To start, the volume of information that is available today is rising at an increasingly rapid rate. If you have a computer, you have the ability to publish content online. There are now blogs, chat forums, videos, and other communication channels where we can obtain information. Every day, an increasing amount of people are starting to participate in this age of digital information. Just on Facebook, there are more than 500 million users, with 50 percent of them logging into their account daily, spending over 700 billion minutes per month on the site, according to Facebook.