The Original Millionaire To-Do List
Hah! My original "Millionaire To-Do List" before I digitized it :) I came across it when flipping through my "idea book" the other day. This one actually made it to fruition, but unfortunately a good 25-50% are still in the works or on hold. But hey, that's what keeps us going, right? Our dreams and visions for the future!
PS: If you don't do something similar already, you should totally give it a shot. Increases the odds of accomplishing your goals, while at the same time helps to hold yourself accountable :)
PPS: Writing down your accomplishments each day is also a great idea.
PS: If you don't do something similar already, you should totally give it a shot. Increases the odds of accomplishing your goals, while at the same time helps to hold yourself accountable :)
PPS: Writing down your accomplishments each day is also a great idea.
Labels: goals, million dollar club, millionaire love, retirement
posted by J. Money at
10:47 AM
9 Comments:
I agree, writing down goals is a great tool for obtaining the desired result. I know I am doing this with my current project and I am ahead of schedule on my snowball and my project. A+ for me. Hope I can keep it up.
Although, your goal is more pinky and the brain, I have no doubt you're going to make it! :)
Slightly illegible -- haha ;) -- but a great idea. Putting your goals on paper is always a great first step!
It sure is a good thing anonymous didn't come to my website to promote than NONSENSE! He or she might have caught the pimp-side of my hand. LOL
Written goals are key! Always a big fan of drawing the blueprints J!
I really love the dollar a day plan!
Hmm, could I write "Millionare To-Do List" on the top of all my lists? It has quite a nice ring to it.
Hahaha I love the little graph on the side :D
Good lord, Sexy, that's not handwriting - that's footwriting!
I love stumbling across my lists from years ago and seeing if those things still matter to me and what I've actually accomplished. However, it was embarrassing when my father found a copy of my New Years Resolutions, which featured "learn to kiss better". I wrote that when I was 32. Of course, he had to torment me by email about it, cc'ing my sisters.
@Money Funk - Congrats! and Pinky & Brain used to be one of my fave cartoons, so thx ;)
@RainyDaySaver - It certainly got me to create my real "millionaire to-do list"! A bit changed from when I first wrote it up, but that's life baby.
@Brad @enemyofdebt - Thx bro, I haven't don the dollar a day plan in quite a bit but it's certainly a great idea! And I deleted that anonymous commenter/spammer. hate when do that $hit....
@thriftylittleblog - haha, I know right?! you should totally do it :)
@Anny - i like pictures on my doodles :) helps me feel like it'll actually happen one day.
@moneymatekate - hahah! omg that is awesome, you are too much :) i'm sure i've gotten in trouble myself over the years with "love notes" and all, but can't say my parents have found anything recently...i wonder if kids now a days just text (or sext?!) and write emails? a bit hard to pass around the classroom like that I'd imagine.
Goal: turn that handwriting into a TrueType font and publish the blog for it on April Fool's day.
You got a doctor's handwriting!! I agree writing down goals actually helps me, not online but old fashioned way. I do it everyday. it works. Good luck on your dream, we should all have dream.
Zengirl
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