Michael Mante Podcast

The Kingdom You Give Away...

Sugar isn’t evil. In small amounts, it’s enjoyable. It gives you a quick boost. A little sweetness can brighten your day. But too much of it? It drains you. It spikes you. It crashes you. And before you know it, you’re craving the very thing that’s weakening you.Social media works the same way.At first, it feels like a connection. A quick scroll. A few likes. A couple of comments. A little dopamine hit. It feels harmless. Maybe even productive.But over time, something subtle begins to happen.You start comparing.You start reacting instead of reflecting.You start measuring your life against highlight reels.And just like too much sugar, too much stimulation leaves the mind foggy, restless, and dependent.

Most people save what’s left after spending.Wealthy thinking flips that.Savings is not optional.It’s not “if there’s extra.”It’s a bill you owe to your future self.Just like rent.Just like your car note.Just like your phone bill.When you treat savings as mandatory:• You stop negotiating with discipline.• You build self-trust.• You create financial stability instead of financial stress.Pay yourself first — before lifestyle upgrades, before entertainment, before impulse spending.

Overcoming small thinking isn’t about becoming loud — it’s about becoming expansive.Small thinking whispers:• “Play it safe.”• “Don’t try too much.”• “People like you don’t do that.”• “What if you fail?”Big thinking asks:• “What’s possible?”• “Why not me?”• “What would this look like if it worked?”• “How can I grow into this?”

We live in a world overflowing with information.Books, podcasts, videos, courses—knowledge is everywhere.And yet, so many people remain stuck in the same place, year after year.Not because they don’t know what to do…but because they don’t do what they know.Knowing that exercise is good doesn’t make you healthy.Knowing how to save money doesn’t make you wealthy.Knowing how to love doesn’t build strong relationships.Action does.And not just action once in a while—but action repeated, daily, quietly, consistently.

“The noble-minded are calm and steady. Little people are forever fussing and fretting.” — ConfuciusLet that sit with you for a second.Because if you really think about it… this isn’t about other people. It’s about you. It’s about me. It’s about the version of ourselves we choose to become every single day.There was a time in my life when I was always reacting. Always worrying. Always overthinking. Small things felt big. Other people’s opinions felt heavy. And peace? Peace felt like something outside of me—something I had to chase.But here’s what I’ve come to understand…Calm is not something you find.Calm is something you build.

Like many people, I didn’t always make the best decisions with money. But over time, I realized that mistakes can become powerful teachers if I’m willing to learn from them. So in this episode, I want to share some of the biggest financial mistakes I’ve made and the lessons they taught me.⸻1. I Tried to Look Successful Instead of Building Real WealthAt one point, I cared too much about appearances. I wanted to appear successful financially. But I learned that looking rich and being truly wealthy are two entirely different things.Lesson I learned:Real wealth isn’t about appearances. It’s about assets, ownership, and financial freedom.Now I focus less on impressing people and more on building something that lasts.

Sometimes in life, we spend too much time looking outward. We blame other people for our problems. We blame the government, our boss, our family, our circumstances. We search outside ourselves for the reasons why things are not going the way we want.But Confucius said something very profound: “What the superior man seeks is in himself; what the small man seeks is in others.”

CASHFLOW QUADRANT — Book by Robert T. KiyosakiCORE IDEA People earn income in four different ways, called the Cashflow Quadrant:E — Employee: Works for a paycheckS — Self-Employed: Owns a job or small businessB — Business Owner: Owns systems and teams that produce incomeI — Investor: Money works to generate more moneyFinancial freedom is most often found on the right side (B and I).

The Checklist Manifesto by Atul Gawande — focused on the core lessons you can actually use in daily life and success.⸻The Big IdeaEven highly skilled individuals can make preventable mistakes when situations become complex.Checklists create consistency, clarity, and better results.Success is often less about talent and more about doing the right small steps every time.⸻10 Key Lessons from The Checklist Manifesto1. Complexity defeats memoryNo matter how smart you are, the brain forgets steps under pressure. Checklists protect you from simple mistakes.

Death serves as a profound, often necessary, reminder of life's fragility and impermanence, urging individuals to live with urgency, gratitude, and purpose. By embracing the inevitability of mortality, people can shed trivial concerns, deepen relationships, and focus on experiencing the present moment more intentionally.

Not every dream is completed.Not every plan was checked off.Not every version of us has been fully explored.And that’s not a tragedy. That’s reality.The tragedy is dying without ever starting.

To achieve success, stop talking about your plans. Shut your mouth, do the work, and let the results speak for you. Most people don’t fail because they lack ideas. They fail because they talk too much and execute too little. They announce goals they haven’t earned yet. They explain dreams they haven’t worked on. They seek validation before discipline. And every time you talk instead of working, you release pressure. You feel productive without actually producing anything.

We live in a world that’s always rushing.Rushing to succeed.Rushing to arrive.Rushing to the next goal, the next milestone, the next win.But here’s the truth—if you rush through life, you’ll miss it.Slow down.Breathe.Smell the roses.

Stop waiting for permission.No one is coming to tap you on the shoulder and say, “Now you’re ready.”Ready is a decision, not a feeling.Most people are exhausted not because they’re doing too much—but because they’re doing too little of what actually matters.You don’t need a new year.You don’t need a new plan.You need new standards.Wake up and move like: • distractions are expensive • time is running out • comfort is the enemy • and discipline is your unfair advantage

Nobody in life gets exactly what they planned for. But when you work relentlessly, stay disciplined, and choose kindness anyway, life has a way of rewarding you with things even better than you imagined. Nobody in life gets exactly what they thought they were going to get. That’s just the truth.

Stop thinking small.Small thinking keeps you busy, not wealthy. It focuses on bills instead of assets. Comfort instead of growth.Survival instead of legacy.Big thinking asks different questions:• >How do I increase my income?>How do I own instead of rent?>How do I build once and earn repeatedly?

Manifesting Anything You Want- 20261. Get Precise About What You WantVague goals don’t manifest. “Wrong - I want more money. Correct - I want to earn $10,000/month from my online business by December.”Clarity tells your brain what to filter for and what opportunities to notice.Rule: If you can’t describe it clearly, you can’t attract it.

You’re not broke because you don’t work hard. You’re broke because your habits are lazy, your focus is scattered, and your standards are too low. You spend first, save what’s left — which is nothing. You consume more than you create. You wait for motivation instead of building discipline. You chase comfort, not competence. You want results, but you avoid consistency. You keep saying “next year” while repeating the same year.

2026 is not the year to play defense. It’s the year to get intentional about money.Rule number one: stop relying on one income.If your paycheck stopped today, how long would your lifestyle survive? In 2026, your main goal should be increasing your income — new skills, side businesses, and smarter opportunities. You can’t budget your way into wealth, but you can earn your way there.

50 life lessons I’ve learned from 50 years on this planet. Half a century of living, failing, winning, loving, and learning. These are truths that time has tested, and experience has confirmed.5

If it feels easy, familiar, and safe, chances are—it’s not changing anything.Growth has a price.And that price is discomfort.Think about it.Waking up earlier than you want to.Cutting off people you’ve outgrown.Saying no to distractions.Starting when you don’t feel ready.Staying disciplined when motivation disappears.

There comes a moment in life when you realize something important:nothing is coming to save you.That’s when it’s time to get aggressive about the life you want.Not aggressive with people —aggressive with your habits.Aggressive with your discipline.Aggressive with protecting your time.

If you don’t appreciate a penny, you don’t deserve a dollar.Money doesn’t start with millions. It starts with mindset.People pray for big money while disrespecting little money. They waste dollars but dream of thousands.They ignore pennies but ask God for abundance. That’s not how it works.

Kaizen — The Power of Small ImprovementsThere’s a Japanese word that quietly changes everything: Kaizen. Kaizen means continuous improvement. Not an overnight success.Not massive leaps.Just a little, intentional progress—every single day. In Japanese, Kai means change. Zen means good. So kaizen literally means change for the better.

Before 2025 ends…Pause. Not to celebrate .Not to complain.But to prepare.Because how you close a year determines how you enter the next one. Let’s talk about 10 things you must do before 2025 ends if you want 2026 to be different.

When you start leveling up — financially, mentally, spiritually — you automatically become a mirror. Your discipline exposes their laziness. Your growth exposes their stagnation. Your courage exposes their fear.And instead of rising with you, some people choose to resent you. Because envy is easier than accountability.

You can’t be broke in 2026.Not again.Not another year of “almost.”Not another year of fear, excuses, or settling.2026 is the year you change your financial story — permanently.Let’s talk about how.

1. You Can Pass Down SkillsSkills outlive paychecks.When your kids learn discipline, emotional intelligence, financial literacy, leadership, and problem-solving…They can win anywhere.The world can take your job, but it can’t take what’s in your mind.⸻2. You Can Pass Down AssetsAssets don’t get tired.Assets don’t retire.Assets don’t ask for vacation days.Real estate, investments, intellectual property, a brand, a business — these things can continue to grow even when you’re not here.And the beauty is: these are things your children can inherit.⸻3. You Can Pass Down a BusinessA job ends, but a business evolves.A brand grows.A system continues.A legacy multiplies.You can build something that your children don’t just receive — they expand.⸻4. You Can Pass Down a MindsetMaybe the most valuable inheritance is this:The mindset that says, “I don’t just work for money… I build for the future.”Because your children will copy what they see, not what you say.

The rich don’t just have different habits —they have different beliefs.And if you shift your beliefs, you shift your life. 1. Leverage, not labor2. Ownership over employment3. Long-term thinking4. Solving big problems5. Money as a tool6. Learning before earningYour transformation starts in your mind. Change the way you think, and you’ll change the way you live.

Foolishness gets attention for one simple reason:It’s loud.It’s dramatic.It’s unpredictable.It breaks the pattern — and human nature is wired to notice anything that disrupts the normal flow.People don’t stop to admire wisdom…but they will stare at a disaster.They will slow down for chaos.They will react to noise.That’s why foolishness spreads.It entertains.It triggers emotions.It gives people something to talk about — even if it adds no value to their lives.But here’s the part most people miss:Attention and value are not the same thing.

Being broke is a wake-up call.A signal that something in your habits, your mindset, or your decisions needs to change. It’s your life tapping you on the shoulder, saying, “Hey… pay attention. This isn’t sustainable.”And here’s the truth: When you’re broke, it’s not your character being tested — it’s your willingness to learn.Your willingness to grow.Your willingness to take responsibility for your financial life.

Most of us are trained—by life, by trauma, by fear—to immediately picture the worst.We ask: “What if it goes wrong?”“What if they say no?”“What if I fail?”But today, I want you to flip that.I want you to train your mind to ask a new question:“What if everything works out?”Every moment you’re stressed, anxious, or overthinking…There’s a negative movie playing in your mind.So the first step is simply to notice it.Ask yourself:• “What story am I telling myself right now?”• “Is this fear or fact?”Most of the time, it’s fear.And fear is just imagination in the wrong direction.

The key is not to overthink it — just start. Pick one, take action, and let the results build momentum. Remember, a small step today can change your financial future. 1. FreelancingIf you’ve got a skill — writing, design, social media, or even data entry — you can start freelancing today. Websites like Upwork and Fiverr connect you with clients around the world. Start small, build your portfolio, and you can grow it into a full-time business.⸻ 2. Reselling or Flipping ItemsYou can make money flipping things you already own or find at thrift stores. List them on eBay, Facebook Marketplace, or Poshmark.The key is buying low and selling high — it’s old-school hustle, but it works.⸻ 3. Content CreationStart a YouTube channel, TikTok, or podcast sharing what you love. You might not make money immediately, but consistency pays off . Over time, you can earn from sponsorships, affiliate links, and brand deals.

Criticism isn’t always a bad thing — in fact, it’s often a sign that you’re doing something worth people’s attention. When you start moving, building, creating, or leading, not everyone will cheer for you. Some will question, some will doubt, and some will criticize. But that’s okay — it means you’re visible. It means what you’re doing matters enough for people to notice.Instead of wasting energy resenting it, learn from it. Ask yourself: “Is there truth in what they’re saying?” If yes, grow from it. If not, let it go. Either way, you win.Be grateful that you’ve made it into a space where people actually care enough to critique what you’re doing. That’s not failure — that’s progress. The only people who never face criticism are the ones who never take action.So keep moving forward. Stay humble, stay focused, and remember — the noise is proof that your work is being heard.

1.. Think and Grow Rich – Your Blueprint for SuccessNapoleon Hill spent 25 years studying the most successful people in the world.What he discovered became this book.The message is simple:Success begins in the mind.Your thoughts → shape your beliefs → shape your actions → shape your life.Hill teaches you about:• Desire• Faith• Persistence• Mastermind alliances• The power of your subconscious mindThis book shows you that wealth is not luck.It’s created through focus, discipline, and the right mindset.100 Books

Every person is living out a story — whether they realize it or not.It’s not the circumstances that shape your life. It’s the story you believe about those circumstances.If you believe you’re a victim, you’ll find proof that life is unfair.If you believe you’re chosen, you’ll find purpose in every struggle.If you believe you’re broken, you’ll keep living like you can’t be healed.But if you believe you’re being built, every setback becomes strength training.The story you believe shapes the life you live.Because your mind is a movie projector — it plays the film you feed it.So, what’s your story?Is it one of defeat, or one of destiny?Is it one of fear, or of faith?Change your story, and you change your direction.Speak new words over your life, and you’ll start seeing new results.You can’t live beyond the story you tell yourself.So tell a story worth living.

1. Earned Income – Your Launchpad What it is: Your main job or skill-based side hustle (consulting, freelancing, etc.) Goal: Use your earned income as seed money to fund investments and build your business. Focus:• Maximize your current income (ask for raises, add a side skill).• Live below your means and save 20–30% of income.• Build a personal brand or freelance service around your best skill.2. Business Income – Your Freedom Vehicle What it is: A small business or system that can run without you. Goal: Replace your job income with business revenue. Focus:• Start something low-cost and scalable — like content creation, digital products, or a service-based business (consulting, marketing, rentals, etc.).• Automate with systems, templates, and digital tools.• Reinvest profits into growth, not lifestyle.3. Investment Income – Your Wealth Multiplier What it is: Money that earns more money. Goal: Achieve true financial independence where assets cover your bills. Focus:• Start with index funds, ETFs, or real estate.• Automate monthly investing (even $100/month compounds over time).• Reinvest returns to accelerate wealth growth.

You are the CEO of your life — and everything is your fault.Now, before you get defensive, hear me out. This isn’t about guilt — it’s about power.When you start taking full responsibility for everything in your life — your finances, your habits, your relationships, your results — you reclaim control. You stop blaming your past, your parents, your boss, or your luck. You start asking better questions:“What can I do differently?”“What’s my next move?”“How can I fix this?”Because CEOs don’t wait for someone to save the company — they make decisions, they adjust, they lead. And that’s exactly what you need to do in your own life.If you’re broke — be the CEO that builds new income streams.If your health is slipping — be the CEO that restructures the plan.If your relationships are falling apart — be the CEO that changes the culture.Every area of your life is a department — and you’re in charge of all of them. The moment you accept that everything is your fault, you unlock the ability to change anything.So, step up. Make the tough calls. Fire the bad habits. Hire discipline. Promote consistency.Because at the end of the day — you run this company called “Your Life.”And the results?They’re up to you.

What the Book Is AboutIt’s a guide for men who want to live with direction, confidence, and heart — not just chasing success or pleasure, but living with meaning.Deida teaches how to grow as a man in three main areas:1. PursuitA man’s highest calling is his mission in life — his purpose must come before comfort or relationships.When a man loses his sense of purpose, he loses his strength and clarity. The book teaches how to find and live from that purpose daily.2. Masculine & Feminine EnergyDeida explains the difference and dance between masculine and feminine energies.The masculine seeks direction, structure, and freedom.The feminine expresses emotion, flow, and love.A superior man learns to embrace feminine energy — not control it, but stay grounded within it.3. Spiritual and Sexual GrowthThe book also explores how to master sexual energy — turning desire into love, presence, and creative power.It’s about deep intimacy — being fully present in relationships, not dominated by lust or fear.100 Books that will transform your lifeby Michael Mante

Being Grateful for What You Have 🌿In a world that constantly tells you to want more—more money, more success, more things—it’s easy to forget how much you already have. Gratitude is the quiet power that shifts your focus from what’s missing to what’s meaningful.When you practice gratitude, you begin to see the blessings that were there all along:• The roof over your head.• The people who love and support you.• The food on your table.• The opportunities that others might only dream of.Gratitude doesn’t mean settling—it means seeing clearly. It gives you peace in the present while you work toward a better future. Because when you appreciate what you have, what you have appreciates in value.

Key Lessons from the BookLet’s break down a few golden lessons Housel gives us:1. No one is crazy about money.Everyone’s experiences shape how they see risk, opportunity, and wealth.If you grew up poor, saving feels like survival.If you grew up rich, risk feels exciting.Understanding this helps us stop judging others — and start understanding ourselves.2. Getting rich vs. staying rich are two different skills.Getting rich takes risk, optimism, and boldness.But staying rich takes humility, fear, and caution.It’s easy to make money once — it’s hard to keep it for life.3. Freedom is the ultimate form of wealth.At the end of the day, the richest person isn’t the one with the biggest house or car —It’s the one who controls their time.If you can wake up and decide how to spend your day — that’s real wealth.4. Compound interest isn’t just financial — it’s emotional.Consistency compounds.Whether it’s investing money, building habits, or learning — small, steady progress creates massive results over time.You don’t need to be a genius. You just need to be consistent.

Most people live only for the present. Paychecks, bills, routines. But if you zoom out, the real question is: What will remain when you’re gone?Think about it—every person leaves a legacy, whether they choose to or not. Some leave memories, others leave scars. But the great ones, the ones we talk about for centuries, left behind an impact.So what does it mean to do something that outlives you?• It might mean creating: writing a book, building art, or starting a movement.• It might mean investing in people: raising children with strong values, mentoring others, or training the next generation.• It might mean building something bigger than yourself: a foundation, a business, or a cause that continues long after your name is forgotten.• And sometimes, it’s as simple as planting seeds—literally and metaphorically. Trees, traditions, ideas. Things that grow even when you’re no longer here to water them.Here’s the truth: You don’t have to be rich, famous, or powerful to leave something that lasts. Every small act of kindness, every lesson taught, every value passed on—it all stacks up into a legacy.

Main Points:1. Personal ResponsibilityBedros’s central message is simple: before you can lead others, you must lead yourself. No excuses. No blaming. When you man up, you take complete ownership of your decisions, your actions, and your outcomes.2. Clarity of VisionHe emphasizes clarity. Success starts with knowing exactly what you want. When your vision is clear, your decisions become easier, your discipline becomes stronger, and distractions fade away.3. Discipline and StandardsDiscipline isn’t about punishment—it’s about freedom. Doing the hard things now, creates the life you actually want later. Bedros encourages setting non-negotiable standards—things you simply won’t compromise on in your health, business, or relationships.4. LeadershipWhether you run a business, lead a family, or just want to live with more purpose, leadership is non-negotiable. People don’t follow words, they follow actions. To man up is to step into true leadership—courage, integrity, and consistency.5. Cutting the ToxicBedros also talks about surrounding yourself with the right people. Negative, toxic influences will keep you stuck. Success requires a circle of accountability, encouragement, and honesty.100 Books that will transform your life by Michael Mante (Author)

Point 1: Help doesn’t diminish you—it strengthens you.When you ask for help, you’re not saying “I can’t.” You’re saying, “I don’t have to do this alone.” That’s courage, not failure.Point 2: Help creates a connection.We live in a world that glorifies independence, but the reality is that humans are inherently social and wired for community. When you ask for help, you open the door to trust, friendship, and even mentorship.Point 3: Help moves you forward faster.Why waste years stumbling through something that someone else could teach you in a day? Humility accelerates growth.Here’s the challenge for you today:• Think of one area of your life where you’re stuck.• Ask yourself: Who could I reach out to for guidance, advice, or support?• Then take the brave step—make the call, send the message, or have the conversation.

Business Models You Can Start Under $500Here are some simple yet powerful businesses you can launch without breaking the bank:1. Service-Based Businesses – Cleaning, tutoring, pet sitting, lawn care, freelancing (writing, design, editing). These often require little more than marketing, some basic tools, and your skills.2. Digital Businesses – Selling e-books, online courses, print-on-demand T-shirts, or even starting a small Shopify store. With platforms like Canva, Etsy, and Gumroad, you can launch quickly and cheaply.3. Content Creation – Starting a podcast, YouTube channel, or blog. Your main costs? A decent mic, domain name, and hosting. With consistency, you can turn your content into income streams through ads, sponsorships, and products.4. Reselling & Flipping – Thrift store finds, garage sales, or online arbitrage. You can start small by flipping items on eBay, Poshmark, or Facebook Marketplace.

Wild at Heart: Discovering the Secret of a Man’s Soul by John Eldredge is a Christian men’s book first published in 2001. It explores masculinity, desire, and the unique role God designed for men to live. Eldredge argues that many men feel trapped, domesticated, or disconnected from their true nature, and he calls them to embrace a more adventurous, authentic, and spiritual life.Core Ideas from Wild at Heart:1. The Masculine Heart Has Three Core Desires• A Battle to Fight – Men are wired to seek purpose, meaning, and something worth fighting for.• An Adventure to Live – Life is meant to be risky, bold, and full of discovery, not safe and tame.• A Beauty to Rescue – Men are drawn to pursue, protect, and cherish beauty, particularly expressed in relationships.2. Wounds Shape Manhood• Every man carries wounds, often from his father or authority figures. These wounds can distort masculinity unless healed by God.3. False Self vs. True Self• Many men live in a “false self” shaped by fear, performance, or passivity. Eldredge challenges men to rediscover their God-given strength and live from their “true self.”4. God as a Wild and Adventurous Father• Eldredge portrays God not as a distant rule-giver but as a passionate Father who invites men into adventure and risk.5. Restoring Masculinity• Through faith, brotherhood, and embracing risk, men can recover the heart God intended for them.

Perfectionism isn’t about doing your best—it’s about fearing mistakes, fearing judgment, and believing that if you’re not flawless, you’re not worthy. But here’s the truth: perfection is an illusion. There is no such thing as flawless work, flawless parenting, flawless relationships, or flawless living. The pursuit of it is like chasing a shadow—you’ll never catch it.Perfectionism keeps you from starting projects because you feel you’re not ready. It makes you overwork simple tasks because they never feel “good enough.”And it kills creativity, because instead of experimenting and learning, you’re worried about being judged .In the end, perfectionism doesn’t make you better—it just makes you tired.

5 powerful ways to level up your life.⸻1. Upgrade Your Mindset 🧠The quality of your thoughts shapes the quality of your life. Start feeding your mind with books, podcasts, and people that inspire growth. Catch yourself when you think “I can’t” and switch it to “How can I?”. That tiny shift in perspective can completely change your results.⸻2. Master Your Health 💪Your body is the engine that drives your success. Without energy, even the best plans fail. Focus on the basics: sleep, movement, and nutrition. Consistency beats intensity. Even 30 minutes of walking daily, or swapping one unhealthy meal for a clean one, compounds over time into massive change.⸻3. Build Financial Discipline 💰Money isn’t everything, but financial freedom gives you choices. Start by creating a budget, then save and invest consistently. Don’t just chase income—focus on building assets. Remember, wealth is built quietly in the background by discipline, not flashy spending.

Here are the key takeaways from Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself by Dr. Joe Dispenza:⸻1. Your Thoughts Create Your Reality• Every thought produces a chemical reaction in the brain, which influences your emotions, actions, and ultimately, your life.• By changing your thoughts, you change your personal reality.2. The Subconscious Runs the Show• Most behaviors and emotional reactions are automatic, rooted in subconscious programming.• To change your life, you must reprogram the subconscious mind through awareness and practice.3. Mind–Body Connection Is Powerful• Your brain can’t always distinguish between a real experience and a vividly imagined one.• Mental rehearsal (visualization) creates new neural pathways, training the body to “believe” in a new reality before it physically happens.4. Breaking Free from the Past• Living in constant cycles of the same thoughts and emotions keeps you tied to your past.• To create change, you must step into the unknown instead of reliving old patterns.5. Meditation Is Transformation• Meditation helps you slow down brainwaves, disconnect from old programming, and access the subconscious.• This is where you can install new beliefs, habits, and ways of being.6. Elevated Emotions Attract New Realities• Pairing clear intentions (thoughts) with elevated emotions (gratitude, joy, love) is the formula for manifesting change.• Thinking without feeling has little effect; emotion is the fuel.7. You’re Not a Victim of Your Genes• Epigenetics shows that genes respond to environment — and your internal environment (thoughts and feelings) matters.• You can literally “signal” new genes by thinking and feeling differently.8. Becoming a New Self Requires Consistency• Lasting transformation comes from daily repetition of new thoughts, behaviors, and feelings.• Change doesn’t happen overnight — it’s a practice of becoming familiar with the “new you.”9. The Quantum Model of Reality• Instead of cause and effect (waiting for things to happen before you feel different), you create reality by embodying the feelings of your desired future now.• In other words: don’t wait for success to feel successful — feel successful to attract success.10. Your Future Self Already Exists• By imagining and emotionally rehearsing the life you want, you begin to “tune in” to that version of reality.• Acting like your future self now is how you align with it.⸻⚡In short: To change your life, you must think greater than you feel, break free from old emotional patterns, and practice becoming your future self today.100 Books that will transform your life by Michael Mantehttps://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/100-books-that-will-transform-your-life-michael-mante/1147536571;jsessionid=97A787FAF852AE61198BDEA31A4AC75F.prodny_store02-atgap13?ean=2940184358833