Welcome to today's episode of The Mind segment to our podcast, I'm your host, Rob Dial, and if you have not yet done so, hit that subscribe button since you never miss another podcast episode. And if you want to receive motivational text messages for me, text me right now. One five one two five eight zero nine three zero five. Once again, one five one two five eight zero nine three zero five. Today we're going to be talking about what millionaires focus on to become wealthy.

Now, this is an interesting thing because there's three things that I'm going to cover today that you may have never heard people cover when they talk about people who are successful, they talk about people who are wealthy. I talk about people who are millionaires. And I'm going to talk about some things that I don't really ever hear people talking about. And a lot of people that I see that make videos on this for YouTube or they make podcast episodes on this day, they talk about what actions people need to take in order to be successful.

I'm not really going to talk about actions today. I'm going to talk a little bit more about the motive, you know, the the mindset, the way that they work through it and kind of why they do the things that you do versus what do they do. And a lot of times I see videos that are made by people talking about the habits of wealthy people. But those people aren't wealthy and positive because sometimes they don't even know wealthy people.

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So in this episode, I'm going to talk about it. I have been personally blessed enough to acquire some wealth over my 35 years that I've been here. And I happen to have some some really wealthy friends that I've, you know, picked up along the way as well. And I don't say those things to brag any sort of way. I just said in because I feel like I at least can give you insider perspective as to what I did, what I focus on, but also some of my friends that have become extremely, extremely successful, extremely wealthy.

And what they focused on, what I noticed by hanging out around those people, because the one thing that I notice from being young was I noticed that that sometimes being wealthy is demonized and like you have to screw people over. I'm going to talk about this.

But as I've met more and more wealthy people actually find that there's some of the nicest, most charitable people that I know. And so we're going to dive into the three things that I've noticed that that I've noticed from wealthy people how they acquired that success and what the millionaires who are millionaires do in order to become millionaires.

So let's dive into it.

The first thing almost across the board from people that I've met her that are extremely wealthy is they do something that actually lights them up, which is interesting because one of the biggest misconceptions I think people have around being successful in making a lot of money is that you have to struggle your way to success.

You have to frickin hate what you do, ingest work and grind and work and grind and work and grind. And eventually you're going to become rich by doing it. And we think a lot of times that struggling is a prerequisite to success.

And in reality, it's not the people that I know that are extremely wealthy, like they love what they do, like they are in a in in a real sense, they are obsessed with what it is that they do in a way.

And that's part of the thing that actually helps them become successful, you know.

So is it hard to become successful and wealthy? Absolutely.

But one interesting thing about it is that when you find something that you love and you find something that lights you up and you find something that you're passionate about for entrepreneurs, that's fun.

It's a it's like a game more than anything else. Instead of having to struggle, it's like waking up in like, hey, what challenges am I going to get today? Because there can be challenges, but it becomes fun. And most wealthy people that I know, they do something that they love. You know, maybe they really love real estate. For some reason, they're in the real estate game. They really love helping people. So they end up being authors of and being coaches and they help people.

Maybe they're their speakers. There's many things that they do that they absolutely love and they become successful because that and the reason why is because this thing gives them energy. Right? It doesn't feel like it's taking energy away from them. So for me. I know personally what I'm doing right now for you guys that are listening to the podcast, you hear me speaking into a microphone. So those you guys are watching on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, you see me talking to a camera.

I love doing this. I don't know why I love doing this. I love the way humans work. I love figuring out humans.

I love, you know, neurology, psychology, early childhood development. I love learning about it. And then I just love speaking about it. I would be doing this even if I didn't figure out a way to make money. Doing it lights me up. So when I get done recording four or five episodes in a row and it takes hours and hours and hours, it gets a lot out of me.

But I'm actually more energized after doing it than I am before doing it because I just love what I do. It gives me energy. And the reason why that's important is because we all know to be successful, it's going to require hard work.

Whether you love what you do or you hate what you do, it's going to require a lot, a lot, a lot of hard work.

But what's interesting about it is when you love what you do, you are naturally going to put more work into it. Why?

Because it just feels like it's part of you.

It feels fully in alignment with what it is that I do like. I feel like the podcasts and all of the coaching and stuff that I do is like my baby. It's like a it's like a third arm. I would feel lost without it. I love what is that? I do. And I feel like I'm probably going to do this until the day that I die. Right. So I just love this. And so one of the things that that's a prerequisite for success is hard, hard work.

Now, can you force yourself to do something that you absolutely hate and struggle your way to success?

A hundred percent? There are definitely people that hate what they do. They're just doing it for money and they struggle with their way to success.

But that sounds like it sucks. I don't know about you. I don't want to struggle my way to success.

I would love to find something that I'm fully in alignment with that makes me feel like I come alive because then I'll work my ass off and it doesn't feel like work.

Cliches are cliches because cliches are true in the cliche. Find what it is that you love and you'll never work.

A day in your life is so frickin true because it's just it's just fun. It's just fun. Like this is work for me. Like how how blessed am I to have this is my work. Right. I have friends that are, you know, very successful real estate. They just love real estate.

They love knocking houses down and flipping them and doing interior design and all of this stuff. They love that. They love the the thrill of it. I have friends that are very successful, that have become really great sales reps as well. They love the thrill of going for the sale. They love their product. So when you're thinking about this, you have to work hard in order to be successful. And once again, you can either struggle your way there if you want to or you can love your way there.

I would prefer to love my way there. So if you love something that you do, you'll never work a day in your life. It is so freaking true.

And what I do, I love my question to you is, if you hate what you're currently doing in your life, can you find something that you do love?

Can you find something that lights you up? If what you're doing doesn't light you up, it's not meant for you.

Let that sink in for a second, if what you're currently doing to amass wealth doesn't lights you up, then it's not meant for you. It's probably not the thing for you. And so you have to ask yourself, what do I feel?

Not think, what do I feel is right for me? What do I what if I were to do? It would feel in full alignment with my heart, with my soul, with what it is that I love to do. If you find that thing, no matter how weird and obscure it is, you'll put a whole lot of hard work into it. And when you put a whole lot of hard work into it, eventually it will become success.

So you can work 80 hours, but it doesn't feel like working 80 hours. It gives you energy like this is frickin fun.

So the first thing that I notice with some of the most successful people I know is that they just love what they do and they've acquired massive amounts of success from it. And that's interesting because most people are like, oh, my gosh, if I look at this person as a multi, multi millionaire and you look at someone who's a millionaire or a billionaire in a lot of people, like they've made so much money, why don't they just retire? Because it was never about money in the first place.

Hmm. Think about that for a second. It was never about money in the first place that they want to make money. Sure.

But what it was about was that they actually love that thing, that they're in, whatever it is coaching real estate, you know, whatever.

There's a there's a million ways to make a million dollars. But the reason why they don't quit is because they were never in it for the money in the first place. They just love doing that thing. You know, when you love doing that thing, you have no problem working your ass off because it doesn't feel like work. And eventually, if you work your ass off, you're going to get to be successful. So the first thing that I notice that not many people talk about is that they do something they love.

They do something that lights them up.

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The second thing that I noticed is most extremely successful people are entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs. What they do is they solve other people's problems, whether it's their problem that they've had their whole life and they want to find a solution for it, or they notice that other people are having this problem, they take on other people's problems.

That's what's interesting about entrepreneurs, is that they look at other people's problems and go, huh, can I find the solution to that?

Is there a hole in the market where I can go ahead and develop something or invent something or improve a service that currently exists or product that currently exists and make it better so that I serve people at a higher level? Right. So entrepreneurs always solve problems in some sort of way.

I'll give you a perfect example. One hundred and fifty years ago, two hundred years ago, people were using horseback riding, horseback and carriage.

And then somebody went, you know what? I could probably figure out a way to transfer people quicker.

And what happened? They started developing cars. That was never a thing before, but that was a problem that they solved and a lot of times entrepreneurs solve problems that are there and a lot of times they solve problems that people don't even know that they have until after that product comes out. You're like, oh, my God, I've needed this my entire life. How many times has that happened to you? Right. So, you know, people didn't realize, I guess, that, like, I'm moving with horse, but when the car comes out, you're like, oh, my God, this thing is so much better.

And then eventually what happened? People and I could probably move people even faster.

What if we developed this thing called a plane and then a plane was developed? Right. People become wealthy by solving problems. So if you think about it that way, what is it that you could do that would solve other people's problems?

And there's a couple of different avenues that you could go. No. One, you could just specifically solve people's problems.

Number two, you could create a a service that solves people's problems, like maybe, you know, easy example of solving someone's problem with a service is, hey, I don't want to mow my lawn, but I'll pay someone to do it. I don't want to mess with my pool, but I'll pay someone to do it, you know? So that's that's a service. Another example is a product can you can develop a product or, you know, figure out some sort of some product or invent some product that would then improve people's lives, or is there a product that currently exists?

And this is where way a lot of people get really rich is they take a product that already exists and makes make it even better because when you can take a product and make it even better. Well, the good thing about that is that you can take something that's already proven that people need make it better, more efficient, and people will buy it. So that's the thing that people don't realize about very, very wealthy people, the very wealthy people that I've come across that I know.

They're very good problem solvers. So look around in your your your surroundings, people that you hang out around.

And what do you typically hear people say that they need help with? What problems do they do they have. Right. What problems can you help people solve? Right.

Whether it's a service or a product or improving a current product or current service. Started looking around your life.

Start trying to find out if you're wanting to become wealthy. How can you help people solve their problems? What are the problems that are out there in the world? So that's the second thing that I know is from very successful people.

And the third thing, which is really interesting, especially when you see what people like, the way that people talk about people who are quote unquote rich or rich or wealthy is that a lot of times they usually are doing something for others.

And that's and I don't mean by solving the problem. I mean, they actually are developing a company for others. Some of the most successful people that I know are doing it, not for themselves.

And here's why this is key, is because once again, you have to work really freaking hard to become successful. And if you're just going for money, money is a very hollow goal.

It's just like when you make it, you're like, well, I made it right, but I don't feel better about myself when I make money. The interesting thing about humans as a humans, no matter what, they always want to do something for someone else. Like I'll give you an example. You know, when you do something for money, it gets old. When you do something for yourself, it gets old. When you do something for others, it never, ever gets old.

It's just fun, it just there's something inside of the human brain for compassion and love that when you do something for others, it makes you feel good. And so some of the most successful people that I know are doing what they're doing because they want to help others and a lot of different ways. So I'll give you an example.

I have a friend in his whole life goal was to make one hundred million dollars like to be worth one hundred million dollars. And he hit that number by about 45. And when he hit that number, he actually went into like a little bit of a state of depression because he was his whole goal is to be worth one hundred million dollars. And once he hit that number is like I'm only forty five. What do I do with the rest of my life?

Right. Good problem to have. You could say. Right. And then he realized that his life goal was actually wrong all along.

It shouldn't have been to make one hundred million dollars. It should have been to donate a hundred million dollars to charity.

And so his goal from now on, he's in his 50s now is to make enough money to donate one hundred million dollars to charity by the time he passes away. Now, you don't hear about these types of things inside of the news. You don't hear about him when people are talking about. And the reason why is because for some reason, people who have wealth become demonized. Right. You've heard it. You have to screw people over in order to make money.

You got to you know, money is the root of all evil in. Are there people doing bad things for money? Yes, absolutely.

But I, I don't know many of them compared to the ones I know. They're just really frickin good people. And the good thing about money is if you make money, you can then do more better things with that money. Right. When you're broke, you can't do a whole lot of stuff or donate your time.

But when you have have amassed money, you can donate that money, you can do something with it. You can build orphanages, you can build water towers and everything in Africa. You can help when you have money. Money is just something that is used as a tool.

And so I have found and it's it's funny because I was never taught this. I never heard this when I was younger. I was always, always heard, you know, not from just my family, but just just people in general. You hear it in the news. You hear people talk about it is there's a demonization of people who have money and people who have money, from what I found are some of them assholes and they've screwed people over to get there.

Yeah, of course there are some of that, but it's a super, super small percentage.

The majority of people who have money and I've found have really big hearts and they've done it and they've because in fact, they've been leading from their hearts.

They've actually developed big companies. They've helped a lot of people. They've helped a lot of souls. They've, you know, made charities, donated to charities.

All of that stuff are they're outliers to that. Of course, there always are outliers that.

But what I'm telling you is I am one hundred percent sure that there are more really good people that are wealthy than not. And they tend to do really good things with that. So with that being said, like I said before, when you don't have money, you can't do a whole lot when you don't have money. But when you do have money, you can't.

And so that's the beautiful thing about it, is that I'm here to tell you that you could be a really good person. You could be a loving person, you could be a heart centered person, and you can make a ton of money in a ton of wealth still being that way. You don't have to screw people over. Money's not the root of all evil, none of that stuff. There's really great people who make money, and I don't think it's talked about enough.

And I'm here to tell you that if you are really a good person, you have a really big heart. Making money does not go against that. What goes against that is usually our psychology around money, which is, you know, comes from our parents. It comes from society. It comes from people in our family. All of that stuff in most people's psychology around money is completely screwed up.

I know that mine was in and usually it's a scarcity mindset of I don't have enough, I've got a I've got a hoard because what if something happens? And when someone has an abundance of money and they can do stuff with it, they usually do good things with it.

So I want you to realize this is not me preaching from a soapbox and any sort of way of, oh, my gosh, look at me, look at my friends, any of that stuff. It's just to let you know. That a lot of times there's really good people who have become wealthy, and if you are a good person, it's completely cool, you can make a lot of money. It can be a really good person and usually can do a lot with that as well.

So those are three things that I've noticed. Number one, when we go through a real quick, almost every single successful people does they do something that completely lights them up. They do something they absolutely love.

Number two is that they usually they usually solve some sort of problems for the world. And number three, as they usually do it for others and not for themselves. So that's what I got for you for today's episode. If you love this episode, please share it with someone that you know and love. Please tag on your Instagram stories. Put it out there, talk about it. Rob dial Jarobi Dalgaard tag munier. Instagram story is the only way that we is from you guys putting it out there.

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