Richmond Dinh explains a "success cycle" model: beliefs drive emotions, emotions drive decisions, decisions drive actions, and actions produce results; results then reinforce beliefs, creating a virtuous cycle for those with positive beliefs ("the rich get richer") and a vicious cycle for those with limiting beliefs ("the poor get poorer"). He gives positive- and negative-belief examples, cites personal outcomes (rapid property and income growth) and client results, and promotes an in-person seminar on building a positive relationship with money (a Wednesday the 28th event in Burwood with limited tickets). The talk is informal, motivational, and sales-oriented.
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March 22, 2018
Went from zero to seven properties in under four years.
He went from $80,000 a year to over $400,000 a year in under 12 months.
Helping clients achieve anywhere between a 30% to 200% increase in their wealth/income in a period of six months.
A seminar on building a relationship with money "next week on Wednesday the 28th" in Burwood; the speaker states there are eight tickets left and that he will post a link.
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Hey. Hey. Facebook Live. Richmond Dinh here. I'm going to quickly talk to you about why the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. I'm going to explain it using this success cycle. Now, all the results in your life, all the results, all the results in your life, in your health, your wealth, your finances, your career, your current level of success that you have at the moment, is an indication of how much action, of how much action you're taking in your life right now, whether it's positive action, negative action, but you have to take action to you get results in your life. Now, all the action that you ever take in your life right now to get the results that you're after is derived from you having to make a decision to take that action, to get that result. Whether it's a good decision or a bad decision, you still have to make a decision. Now, all the decisions that you ever make in your life are derived from.
An emotional state. All your emotions drive your decisions. Now, some of you might be thinking, hang on a sec, I make decisions from a point of logic. But even from that point of logic, you make a decision from a sense of certainty that that's going to be a right decision. So even a sense of certainty is a feeling that gives you, that makes you have the right decision to take the right action to get the result that you're after. Now, all your emotions, all of your emotions are derived from.
Your beliefs.
The stories you tell in your mind, the narrative, the belief structures, what you think of, what you pay attention to, what you focus on. All your beliefs control your emotions, which dictate your decisions, which dictate your actions, which generates the result. Now, I'll give you an example. If you have this belief that I can do it, I. I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, I'm capable enough, I have the capabilities, I'm tall enough, whatever it is, that you can do it, then you generate an emotion called confidence, courage, faith, motivation, excitement, passion, whatever it is that positive emotion that you generate from that belief that you have which makes you make a correct decision or the right decision to take the right action to create a positive result. And then the result further enhances your beliefs. And, and then you say, see, I told you I was good. Now, this is why the rich get richer. Because now once you have more belief that you can do it, you generate more emotions of confidence, of faith, of courage, of motivation to generate more, better decisions, better actions, and get better results. And the cycle continues like this. Now, if you have a belief that Says, I can't do this. I'm not good enough, I'm not capable, I'm not, I'm not smart enough. Whatever it is that you have that belief, then guess what you generate an emotion for. Fear, Worry. Anxiety. Stress. Nervousness, tension, anger, frustration. Whatever that emotion generates from that point, you make a weak decision to take poor action, or maybe even worse, no action. And that generates poor results, reinforces your beliefs. And you say, see, I told you I wasn't good. See, I told you I wasn't smart enough. See, I told you I couldn't do it. See, I told you it wasn't possible. And that cycle continues. And that's why the poor stay poor. Now here's the thing. Your current financial situation, how much money you have in your bank account, your current net worth, how much you're earning, that current financial situation all comes back to your beliefs around money.
Think and Grow Rich is the highest selling wealth creation book of all time. Over 100 million copies sold. Why? Because your thinking, your beliefs around money have a direct correlation to how much money you make. Now, the moment I got this and I employed it to my own life, I went from zero to seven properties in under four years. I went from 80,000 a year to over 400 a year in under 12 months. And that income is still growing. And I'm helping my clients achieve anywhere between a 30 to 200% increase in their wealth in their income in a period of six months. And the very seminar that I'll be doing next week on Wednesday the 28th, Wednesday the 28th in Burwood is based on building a relationship, a belief structure, a thought pattern around this thing called money so you can make better decisions, make better actions, drag better results, and become closer to your financial freedom. Now that event, there's only another eight tickets left. So if I haven't purchased a ticket, I'm going to post a link above or below. The link will be up for you somewhere. Make sure you come to that event. Now, if you can't make it, if you can't make it, then maybe just PM me and I'll see what I can do to send you some information so that might better help you on your journey as well. But just make sure you do whatever you can to make that event. Trust me, trust me, trust me. The whole gain to the results in your life, your financial results, all comes down to your relationship to this thing called money. That's it for me. I know it's a late Facebook live. Hi Linda, for watching Samantha, thank you for watching. Awesome. Awesome, awesome. Cool. Okay, now, that's it for me. Remember, as always, be true. Be you, be brilliant. And I look forward to seeing you guys next week. Bye for now.