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What would you change if you woke up this morning and found out $5 million had been deposited into your bank account? It was a mistake. What would you do? How would life change? Unfortunately, today’s Note isn't filled with that kind of news. But it is one to encourage you to think about what you said would change or what you would do, and identify how you could start doing it today. You are probably closer to those changes than you realize, and while the security of $5 million may eliminate the fears holding you back today, hopefully you can see that many of those fears are just false evidence appearing real. Most of us will never wake up one day with significantly more money in our bank account than the night before, but that doesn’t mean the life we really want to live is unattainable. Start moving towards it—with or without a windfall of money. See you tomorrow and keep pursuing, JC |
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