6 then 5 days Left - The 90Day Challenge Tasklist

One of the hardest thing to do is to explain my 90 day challenge experience. I really have a trouble  explaining to people how the universe conspired to create such a magical and powerful experience to once life!

To help me with this, I have created a Tasklist of everything I have done in the past 90 days. So here it is...

Read Books:
-One Minute Millionaire
-Secrets of the Millionaire Mind
-8 Secrets of the Truly Rich
-Rich Dad, Poor Dad
-The Secret
-Success Principles
-Watch Karate Kid
-Any book related to your core gift

Keep a Journal
-start a blog of your challenge

Find Your Core Gift
-talent inventory
-do something new everyday
-create a name for yourself
-find diamonds on your backyard

Develop a Healthy Body
-jogging and exercise
-serendipity walk
-fun run
-healthy diet

Trace your Financial Blueprint
-childhood experiences
-family backgrounds

Study your Networth
-develop financial literacy
-budgeting
-understand debts
-make a lof of friends

Create Wealth on the 4 Mountains
-Internet
-Business
-Real Estate
-Investments
 
Create your Team
-source for skills
-practice teamwork

Build Strong Relationships
-family
-romantic relationship

Get out of your comfort zone
-conquer your fears
-take risks
-trust God
-resign?

Broaden Your Network
-Strike Strike Strike
-Your own Calling card
-Boost Self Confidence
-Pay forward




Establish a name for Yourself
-build a niche
-be a superstar
-get 1,000 true fans
 
Work for Charity
-personal means
-through a community

Spirituality
-strengthen relationship with God
-love more!

WOW! I can't believe I've done this much in just 90 days!!

Super! Amazing God!

41 Days More - I Wish I Was a College Drop-Out

"Have you been absent lately?"

"Nah, not yet, I don't want to skip classes, our prof told us he'd give additional .3 to our grades if we would never miss a class."

"Really? .3 is big enough! I won't skip classes too!"

"Good. I'll try my best to be on the dean's list this semester."

"Oh, I'm pretty sure you'll get it."

"I want to become a CPA like my father, take it as a pre-law too. Imagine, I'm a CPA and also a lawyer!"

"Awesome!"

I had a smirk while listening to these two college boys while in the locker room of the gym. Oh, I really miss going to school. And if I'd get a chance, oh boy, will I cut classes! 

Back in college my world was the library. Lets say, I'm more of a nerd, a nerd hunk to be exact. hehehe There were only 3 places I know in school, the classroom, the Campus Ministry Office, and the Library. But I spent most of my time in my kingdom - the library.

I was pretty diligent too, never missed a class, attentive in discussions, cursed myself if I get 3 mistakes in an exam, I studied and read a lot, I was the typical A-student. And so I graduated an A-student. And everybody was happy. But looking back, shocks! I missed most of the good part. Hanging out and wasting time with friends, laughed out loud, group cutting classes, being scolded for trying something new, ran off to play games, and a whole lot more. And right now, I regret, I'll never ever have a chance to experience them.

Sad part here, though I became an A-student obviously I ended up an A-employee. Great job, great pay, and of course GREAT responsibilities. But no matter what I do, I'm still an employee UNDER an employer UNDER the punch card UNDER the 15 day salary cycle UNDER someone who gets rich everyday because I work hard for them. Not the freedom I expected from an A-person like me.

Another "sadder" part here is that only about 10% of what the A-student learned was applied to his being an A-employee. Ouch! Where's the 90%? In the trash bin together with the test papers!

(Oops, the optimistic Hanz has something to say, "Thanks to the training you had with your professors and collegues, you were able to sharpen the right attitude though. And don't forget, thanks to becoming an A-student you became an A-employee -hehehe- and so you had just enough salary to support your family!" 

 "Okay, 'get your point" the writing Hanz agreed.)

And I regret, "If only I was learning in college what I am learning right now, then I would've been an enlightened millionaire in 7 days!! I could've been an A-employer already! I would've developed my core gifts earlier and I could've touched millions of lives at my age right now!"

Listening to those two teens, inside me was screaming to tell them, "Don't take it too seriously, skip classes time and again, enjoy college. You don't need all those stuff to succeed! Drop out boys" 

Oh well, I wished someone was telling me those words when I was in college.

(But wait, the optimistic Hanz has something to say, "Remember Hanz, someone still has to become a teacher, an engineer, a CPA and a lawyer, right? The world needs them! So just chill..everything has a reason.")

67 Days More - The Wealth Files of a Millionaire Mind

This is the first time I have written on this blog early morning. I just finished the book, Secrets to a Millionaire Mind and I'm about to return it to Kuya today. So before I forget the importance of those powerful lessons, I'll be writing the Wealth Files - 17 Ways Rich People Think Differently and Act Differently from Poor and Middle Class People -  from it so that I'll personally remember it and live it for the rest of my life: Here they are:

1. Rich People believe "I create my life."

Poor People believe "Life happens to me."

Heart Declaration: "I create the exact level of my financial success!"

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!"

2. Rich People play the money game to win.

Poor people play the money game to not lose.

Heart Declaration: "My goal is to become a millionaire and more!"

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!"

3. Rich People are committed to being rich.

Poor People want to be rich.

Heart Declaration: "I commit to being rich."

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!"

4. Rich People think big.

Poor People think small.

Heart Declaration: "I think big! I choose to help thousands and thousands of people!"

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!"

5. Rich People focus on opportunities,

Poor People focus on obstacles.

Heart Declaration: " I focus on opportunities over obstacles."

                            " I get ready, I fire, I aim!"

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!"

6. Rich People admire other rich and successful people.

Poor People resent rich and successful people.

Heart Declaration: "I admire rich people"

                             "I bless rich people"

                             "I love rich people"

                             "And I'm going to be one of those rich people too!"

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!"

7. Rich people associate with positive, successful people. 

Poor people associate with negative or unsuccessful people.

Heart Declaration: "I model rich and successful people."

                             "I associate with rich and successful people."

                             "If they can do it, I can do it!"

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!"

8. Rich people are willing to promote themselves and their value.

Poor people think negatively about selling and promotions.

Heart Declaration: "I promote my value to others with passion and enthusiasm."

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!"

9. Rich people are bigger than their problems.

Poor people are smaller than their problems.

Heart Declaration: "I am bigger than any problems."

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!"

10. Rich people are excellent receivers.

People people are poor receivers.

Heart Declarations: "I am an excellent receiver. I am open and willing to receive massive amounts of money into my life."

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!"

11. Rich people choose to get paid based on results.

Poor people choose to get paid based on time.

Heart Declaration: "I chose to get paid based on my results."

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!"

12. Rich people think "both."

Poor people think "either/or"

Heart Declaration: "I always think 'both'."

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!"

13. Rich people focus on their net worth.

Poor people focus on their working income.

Heart Declaration: "I focus on building my net worth"

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!"

14. Rich people manage their money well.

Poor people mismanage their money well.

Heart Declaration: "I am an  excellent money manager"

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!"

15. Rich people have their money work hard for them.

Poor people work hard for their money.

Heart Declaration: "Money works hard for me and makes me more and more money."

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!"

16. Rich people act in spite of fear.

Poor people let fear stop them.

Heart Declaration: "I act in spite of fear."

                             "I act in spite of doubt."

                             "I act in spite of worry."

                             "I act in spite of inconvenience."

                             "I act in spite of discomfort."

                             "I act when I'm not in the mood."

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!"

17. Rich people constantly learn and grow.

Poor people think they already know.

Heart Declaration: "I am committed to constantly learning and growing"

Mind Declaration: "I have a millionaire mind!" 

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73 Days to 1 Million - The Search for Rich Friends

Over and over in T. Harv Eker's book, The Secrets of the Millionaire Mind, he really stresses that if you want to be rich you have to think like the rich, act like the rich, and be with the rich. And so now, I am on the search for "enlightened" rich people. Why enlightened?? Almost everyday around 80% of our customers where I work are rich people, but I believe only 2 out of 10 of those rich people are "enlightened". Enlightened rich people are those type that respects our salesclerks, humble enough to be kind to us if we commit mistakes, and those that smile at us. While "ordinary" rich people are those that raises her voice, draws attention of people, and curses our salesclerks, our store, even our country, every time she's displeased with just anything.

The logic is very simple, if you join in with those kind of persons you tend to become like them. You'll get to absorb their super positive energy; you'll learn their mind setting; you'll think the way they think and act the way they act.

They're way better off than being with people having a poor mindsetting. Who complains all day and talk of all their problems and misfortunes plus the curses. Can you imagine being with them? Surely you'll end up drain and be like them!

My Rich Friends:

- Of course, Kuya is surely number 1! Totally enlightened.

- Mam Ann. They are regular customers of our store who are super generous! They often give free movie tickets to my team. They own a large catering service here in Cebu. Enlightened? Absolutely. They are benefactors of Don Bosco, they come up with programs that drive money in for the orphan boys.
-Gosh, I think I only have 2 so far. Tomorrow, I'll look for another one. Action!

My Strikes Today

-Mysteriously, Kuya opened up of printing shirts with positive shout-outs, instantly I count myself in! Hey, I am an artist! I have been planning to have a line of shirts with that concept too a year ago. That's when I was able to set up my zazzle site, Inspiro. We'll be meeting tomorrow, stay tune for updates!
-Dro already reported to me the house, unfortunately, I found out those are housing units. Not what I'm expecting, I need houses sold by motivated sellers. But still, I'll keep the details, it might come in handy soon.

Business Ideas

-It popped into my head having another challenge related blogs...Be the fastest guitar shredder in 90 days and lose 20 lbs fat then gain 20 lbs lean muscles in 90 days. These popped while running in the treadmill. We'll see about this one.

79 Days to 1 Million

So were are the 11 days?

I spent it reading, digesting, and absorbing everything on the book "One Minute Millionaire" by Mark Victor Hansen and Robert Allen. My head is really so full of ideas, reflections, realizations and truths and at the same time my body is so revved up that I want to put all of the inputs into action! But hey Hanz, chill or you won't get anything done.

So this is why this blog exist. To help me chill. Put all my ideas and plans into something where I can store it. As what my mentor said, "Your mind is used for creating ideas not storing them."

I won't be jotting down what I learned from the book, but I'll be sharing to the world how I am going to use all those lessons and get me that 1 million!