What is it that truly separates the wealthy from the poor? What about super wealthy?

And by super wealthy I mean people who have accumulated a level of wealth that seems almost beyond most ordinary people.

It is a very old psychological sleight of hand that the way you think, the thoughts you experience on a daily basis are crucial to accumulating wealth. Without the specific mindsets and beliefs that are designed for creating wealth you’ll never create any wealth.

This is the foundation that separates all wealthy people from the rest. The foundation that begins in the mind is always the first step.

Now I’m not saying that if you simply develop these mindsets you are going to become a billionaire or accumulate any sort of wealth because action also needs to be taken for this to happen.

For wealth conducive activities to occur, there needs to be a solid foundation set in place that begins in the mind first.

Here specific mindsets about wealth that all billionaires share.

1. Not viewing failure as failure
Billionaires and other wealthy people do not view failure as failure and that it’s game over. Alternatively, they simply see it as a stumbling block to success and one that provides opportunities to learn from.

All billionaires failed numerous times in their quest to accumulate their wealth but they viewed it as a learning opportunity to help them achieve their dreams and their goals. Henry Ford sums it up best, “Failure is just a resting place. It is an opportunity to begin again more intelligently.”

2. They don’t believe in giving up
All billionaires are incredibly persistent probably to the point of being almost obsessive and crazy – but it’s this mindset that helps them get to where they are today. They are committed to achieving their vision and their goals and won’t give up until they accomplish them.

Here is Steve Jobs thoughts on persistence,”I’m convinced that about half of what separates successful entrepreneurs from the non-successful ones is pure perseverance.”

3. They think and dream big
If you don’t set yourself a big dream then you are never going to achieve it. It’s that simple. If you want to become a billionaire you need to set your sights high, work hard and smart to make your dreams a reality.

In the words of Donald Trump,”

I like thinking big. If you’re going to be thinking anything then you might as well think big.”

4. They have empowering mindsets about wealth
As has already been alluded to in this post, the mindset you have about money in the foundation for accumulating wealth.

Anyone who is wealthy has an empowering mindset about money. They believe that being wealthy is a good thing. They are comfortable with money. They are comfortable spending it. In fact, they love money. If you don’t develop an empowering mindset about wealth you’ll never accumulate it.

5. They believe they create their destiny
A billionaire believes that they can create their future using a combination of their thoughts followed by massive action. This is a big difference to the ordinary citizen who meanders through life with the belief that life just happens to them and that they should just ‘accept their lot in life.’

6. They take responsibility for their results
No matter whether it’s failure or success billionaires take responsibility for their results. Even when they experience failures and setbacks they do and they don’t do it because they like it. They do it because psychologically, it acknowledges to the mind that they also have the power to turn a negative result around.

7. They don’t believe in playing it safe
Billionaires play the money game to win. Do you? This certainly doesn’t mean they are reckless with their money but they aren’t approaching opportunities with a mindset of not losing what they have or being comfortable with what they have but rather trying to find ways to become rich.

8. They know and believe there is an abundance of wealth
They know that their is wealth everywhere in the universe and that you can accumulate it only if you provide massive value to other people. They believe that there is enough for everyone and this is stark in contrast to the ordinary person who believes money is hard to come by.

9. They believe and know that your IQ and education means nothing
Money doesn’t care about educational qualifications, credentials, or IQ. Money comes to those who find opportunities and create value and all billionaires know and believe that this is how to accumulate wealth. They know it’s the market that determines where the wealth goes and if you can tap into that opportunity then you can create wealth.

10. They believe wealth comes to you if you help other people
If you can help enough people solve a specific problem that they are having and you can do it on a large enough scale then you can create more wealth. Billionaires know and believe that if you can help enough people get what they want then you can create massive wealth. Zig Ziglar sums this mindset up best,

“You can get everything in life you want if you will just help enough other people get what they want.”

We know that billionaires are a unique type of people. All billionaires in the world share these specific mindsets about wealth that ordinary people don’t. While adopting these mindsets doesn’t imply you’ll become a billionaire in your lifetime, it will certainly create for you a foundation in your own mind from where you can begin accumulating wealth and that can make all the difference. Ultimately, it is up to you to change your circumstances.

Which point made most sense to you and what's one common trait about billionaires that you know?

Source:http://www.lifehack.org/294032/10-mindsets-about-wealth-all-billionaires-share

Afam4eva:
The anthem of SEO experts that content is king is all hogwash. Good content is very good but content without traffic is nothing. It's like having a very good product that no one knows about. Isn't it better to have an average product that a lot of people know about?

What frustrates a lot of people out of internet business the most is lack of adequate traffic.

Five years after hitting the one billion mark, the social media giant - founded in 2004 - hit another milestone.

The social media network giant Facebook says its ranks of monthly active users have hit the two billion mark - or more than a quarter of the world's population.

"As of this morning, the Facebook community is now officially 2 billion people!" cofounder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg wrote in a post on his Facebook page marking the milestone.

"We're making progress connecting the world, and now let's bring the world closer together," he wrote. "It's an honor to be on this journey with you."

Naomi Gleit, a vice president at the internet giant, credited millions of small communities at Facebook for helping drive growth.

More than a billion people take part in "groups" on Facebook each month and more than 800 million people "like" something on the social network on an average day, she added.

Founded in 2004, Facebook hit the billion user mark five years ago.

Meanwhile, the social network announced that it deleted about 66,000 posts a week in the last two months in an effort to crack down on what it deems to be hate speech. 

The company said in a blog post that deleting posts can "feel like censorship", but that it is working on explaining its process better and improving its enforcement of hate speech. 

Facebook defines hate speech as attacks on people based on their race, sexual orientation and other "protected characteristics".

As part of that effort, Facebook says it plans to hire an additional 3,000 people in the next year to review posts. That is on top of the 4,500 people it currently has reviewing posts. 

Social network rivals

As it has grown, Facebook has also consistently updated features to fend off challengers such as Snapchat and adapt to trends such as the migration of news and streaming video online. 

In the latest move to deepen its reach, Facebook revealed it is starting production on high-quality television series and gaming shows to be broadcast on its platform.

Working with a small group of partners, Facebook aims to start putting out episodes of its forthcoming series by the end of the summer, Nick Grudin, the vice president for media partnerships, told the AFP news agency.

Facebook's initiative follows similar moves by Netflix, Amazon and the online television platform Hulu, which have thrown themselves into content production, as have YouTube and Apple.

Facebook is also partnering with other technology and social media giants like Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube to launch an anti-terror partnership aimed at thwarting the spread of "extremist" content online.

The "Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism" intends to share engineering, research and knowledge to help "continue to make our hosted consumer services hostile to terrorists and violent extremists," the companies said.

"We believe that by working together, sharing the best technological and operational elements of our individual efforts, we can have a greater impact on the threat of terrorist content online," said a joint statement.

Source: https://www.google.com.ng/amp/www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2017/06/facebook-hits-billion-user-mark-170627180945270.html

amodu:
Only God knows how many bloggers we now have

auntysimbiat:
Nice one

bamasite:
It is imperative to have good content.....
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henryobinna:
content is king is some sort of myth.

content might be queen but traffic is the undoubted King right from time. remember traffic is the blood of every site.

the statement content brings traffic is not entirely true nor false, it's complicated.

GoodMuyis:
Talking of Traffic asked LIB or Nairaland irrelevant article with high traffic bring in money. But ask my friend Techlector.com he took his time to write a very good article, yet he is struggling to hit up to 3k a day.

Get the traffic, fees them with good stuff thats how i want it

Jarus:
We have high quality content on JarusHub.com, but we dont have much traffic ( average of 1000 views per day) due to our non-commitment to SEO techniques.

Content is good, but far from being the King.

Drabrah:


OP wot's d essence of ur content if not 2 gain traffic?
Let's use NL as case study. Some av created great & important threads over & over again wtout getting to FP while others av posting jargons & d jargons keep parambulating FP. There're some whose every post must sha get to FP ni.
So wu content epp?