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I hope you are ready for today’s Millionaire Mindset Monday! Each Monday we will be focusing on developing the mind necessary to achieve success. We will be talking about daily habits, tips, productivity, how to stay motivated and disciplined, and much more. The best way to start the week! I hope this is helpful.

Before We Get Started Here’s Your News Recap:

📉 Investors Largely Unfazed Ahead of July 9 Tariff Deadline
Global markets remained calm ahead of potential tariffs hitting up to 70% starting August 1. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq have rebounded ~24% since April, while the U.S. dollar has slumped 11% this year, pressuring Treasuries and Fed rate-cut expectation.

🤝 Treasury Says Multiple Trade Deals Near Completion
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealed the U.S. is “near” striking agreements with multiple trade partners before July 9. Letters imposing tariff changes to 100 countries are due to be issued Monday—as the U.S. edges toward deals that could reshape global trade dynamics.

🔥 Atlanta Fed’s Bostic Warns of Long-Term Inflation Surge
Atlanta Fed chief Raphael Bostic cautioned that Trump-era trade and fiscal policy could fuel enduring inflation—calling it a risk that won’t resolve quickly and may stretch over 12+ months. He supported maintaining the current "wait‑and‑see" monetary strategy.

🇹🇭 Thailand Offers Concessions to Avoid 36% Tariffs
Thailand is negotiating new concessions to prevent steep 36% U.S. tariffs on its exports, aiming to reduce its $46 billion trade surplus by 70% within five years and maintain tariffs between 10–20%.

📈 June Payroll Report Masks Private‑Sector Weakness
Nonfarm payrolls rose by 147K, yet private-sector hiring was subdued at just 74K, with nearly half of new jobs in public education. The unemployment rate fell to 4.1%, but the shorter average workweek hints at underlying labor market softness.

📉 Removal of Low‑Value Import Loophole Slumps Air Cargo
Ending the de minimis exemption for low-value parcels has cut air shipments from Asia to the U.S. by 10.7% in May and slashed low-value e-commerce by 43%, prompting e-tailers to shift fulfillment to Europe and APAC.

📉 U.S. trade deficit widened in May driven by weak exports, though lower imports could help Q2 growth rebound.

🌏 China confirms trade truce implementation, urging Washington not to destabilize the agreement by backtracking

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Millionaire Mindset Monday’s  

Inspirational Quote

Focus of The Week

Build Systems, Not Willpower

Millionaire Mindset Principle:
Millionaires don’t rely on motivation—they build systems.
They know willpower is limited, emotion is unreliable, and chaos is costly. Instead of waking up each day and asking, “What should I do?”—they set up systems that automate their habits, decision-making, and discipline.

This week’s principle is about removing friction, reducing decisions, and creating predictable results—even on your worst days.

Because wealthy people don't just work hard—they make it easy to win.

How to apply it this week:

  • Automate Decisions: Choose your work hours, meal plan, gym time, or budget in advance—then stick to it. Eliminate daily choice fatigue.

  • Design Your Environment: Put your journal where you’ll see it. Set out your workout clothes. Make the good habit easier to start.

  • Batch the Boring: Group routine tasks (email, errands, admin) into one block so they don’t eat your creative energy.

  • Use Triggers and Routines: Tie new habits to existing ones (e.g., write after coffee, budget every Sunday night).

  • Review, Refine, Repeat: The best systems evolve. Check in weekly and adjust what’s not working.

Take Action!

“The System Over Struggle Sprint”

Goal: Design one small system this week that eliminates guesswork, saves time, or boosts consistency.

🔹 Day 1: Choose a Daily Habit That’s Hit or Miss

Pick one important activity that you often mean to do, but don’t always follow through on. Ideas:

  • Morning routine

  • Gym or movement habit

  • Deep work sessions

  • Financial check-in

  • Journaling or reflection

  • Side hustle time

This is your target.

🔹 Day 2–3: Build the Simple System

Ask:

  • What’s the trigger that will remind me to start this habit?

  • How can I make it easier to begin?

  • How can I batch, prep, or schedule this?

Example:

Habit: Daily writing
System: Open Google Docs after breakfast → 25-minute Pomodoro → phone in airplane mode → playlist on → no decisions to make

🔹 Day 4–6: Run the System (Not the Emotion)

Stick to your system every day—no matter your mood. Document what works and what trips you up.

Pro tip: Set a 5-minute minimum to lower resistance. Most habits get easier once you start.

🔹 Day 7: Refine and Lock It In

Ask:

  • Did this system make the habit easier?

  • What friction still exists—and how can I remove it?

  • Can I stack this habit with another to boost momentum?

Once you refine it—repeat it next week. Systems compound, just like interest.

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Millionaire Myth-Busting

“You Have to Work 100-Hour Weeks to Get Rich”

🧨 Verdict: Myth — Hustle is a phase, not a forever strategy.

The Myth:
“If you’re not working 18-hour days, you don’t want it bad enough.”
“Sleep is for broke people.”
“The grind never stops.”

The Reality:
Yes—millionaires work hard. Especially in the beginning. But burnout isn’t a badge of honor. The truth is, sustainable success requires clarity, focus, rest, and delegation.

Most successful people:

  • Work intensely during focused blocks, not endlessly

  • Automate, outsource, and delegate as soon as possible

  • Use time strategically, not sacrificially

  • Invest in energy management (sleep, diet, recovery)

  • Prioritize their highest-leverage tasks—not busywork

Example:
A freelancer working 80 hours doing low-pay work may earn less than someone working 25 hours a week on a high-ticket offer they systematized.

Working more isn’t always working smarter.

This Week’s Truth Bomb:
If you’re always grinding and never building systems, you’re not scaling—you’re surviving.

Burnout is not a millionaire’s rite of passage.
It’s a warning sign.

Mindset Lock-In

Set the system.
Run the system.
Let the system build your freedom.

The less you rely on willpower, the more you rely on results.

That’s A Wrap

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