Chris Harder credits Secrets of the Millionaire Mind with shifting how he and his partner Lori thought about money. Making $300,000 a year in the Midwest fifteen years ago felt like a ceiling until the book pushed him to imagine $1 million, $2 million, $5 million, even $10 million.
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Is called Secrets of the Millionaire Mind. Now, it's by T. Harbecker. Great guy, but if you read the book, it's cheesy as hell. Like, I'm just gonna put it out there. It is the cheat. You do things like, you read a couple chapters and it makes you say shit out loud. Like, I'm doing that a month. Yeah, right. And while that stuff seems cheesy on the surface, that book went a long way in helping Lori and I identify that. Yeah, we've got some. We view money in the wrong way, and we need to shift how we view our behavior and our capability of making money. Matter of fact, it even changed what I thought was a lot of money. You know, at the time, for context, this is. Was that 15 years ago now? My God, where's time goes? 15 years ago in the Midwest, and I was making, like, 300 grand a year. So that's a lot of money in the Midwest. Fifteen years ago. And by reading this book, it immediately made me say, well, why not a million? Why not 2 million? Why not 5 million? Why not 10 million? Like.