13 Questions To Open Up Your Mind

“Questions lead to answers” Michael "MJ The Terrible" Johnson - Founder & Owner - Masters of Money, LLC.

1. What is worse, failing or never trying?

2. Are you holding onto something you need to let go of?

3. What are you most grateful for?

4. If we learn from our mistakes, why are we always so afraid to make a mistake?

5. If you won a million dollars what would you do with it?

6. What is the difference between good and evil?

7. Is it possible to know for sure exactly what is good and what is evil?

8. What is the best memory of your life you have ever had? Why is that moment so special?

9. What do you love? Why Do you love it?

10. What are you truly passionate about? Why?

11. Do you feel as if you have lived the same day over and over again?

12. If your greatest fear came true would you rise to the occasion or do nothing?

13. Isn’t making the choice to do nothing a choice in itself?

These thought provoking questions are designed to open your mind to deeper thought. 

Be open to new things, willing to learn, and focused on growth. Good luck, and as always.....BELIEVE IN YOURSELF! 

Michael Bloomberg's Keys To Success - http://mjtheterrible.blogspot.com/2017/08/michael-bloomberg-keys-to-success.html

Michael Bloomberg's Keys To Success

Whether you agree or disagree with Michael Bloomberg's politics, he is certainly one hell of a smart businessmen. 

Here is an email reply back to me from Michael Bloomberg, with his key's to success!

Email text:

From: crmrepl@crm.nyc.gov <crmrepl@crm.nyc.gov>
Subject: Responding to your message
To: luckym216@yahoo.com
Date: Thursday, July 15, 2010, 4:23 PM

Dear Mr. Johnson:

Thank you for writing. I'm honored that you want my advice, and I'll do my best! 

1) Take risks. Bloomberg LP started with four employees, taking on much bigger competitors. And when I ran for Mayor, I'd never held an elected position before—not even dog catcher! Everyone thinks they have great ideas; but those who succeed have the courage to put their ideas into action. 

2) You can't do it alone. You must share the responsibility to share the rewards. My staff and I work in one big room, called "The Bullpen," with no walls. Together, we've accomplished great things. Cooperation can be the difference between failure by yourself, or success as a team. 

3) Give it to them straight. Even those who disagree with you will respect the honesty and courage it takes to say what you believe. We've pursued a number of controversial things in New York; but by sticking to the facts, we've also won a lot of people over. 

4) Respect others. Listening to opposing viewpoints is a chance to better understand the issues, and to develop your own point of view. I often wonder if people who block each other from expressing their opinions do so because they have so little confidence in their own. 

5) The more you give, the more you get. As citizens of the world, we must give back to the community and improve others' lives, and I try to live up to that obligation everyday. That's why I am so dedicated to philanthropy, and ultimately why I decided to run for Mayor. 

So, there you have it—my keys to success. Those, and call your mother every day! Thanks again for writing. I hope that you achieve success in whatever you choose to do.

Sincerely,

Michael R. Bloomberg

Mayor
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